KeyError

[nbtippetts]

Hello just want to say thank you for this library as it has saved me a lot of headaches and you did a very good job.

On line 50 in main.py in the colors dict it throws a key error exception when checking for wifi connection and not finding one. I was able to resolve the issue by adding "FAILED": '\033[91m', to the colors dict.
Update dict.
colors={
"INFO": '\033[94m',
"OK": '\033[92m',
"FAIL": '\033[91m',
"FAILED": '\033[91m',
"END": '\033[0m'
}
Hopefully, you are available to add the fix.
If you would like me to submit a pull request I can do that as well.
Thanks, Noah

[RoberWare]

Thank you, I don't see where I use the dictionary key "FAILED" on the code.

[nbtippetts]

I'm not sure I didn't dig into it I just saw the error when I ran the command "sudo wifiConfig start"
KeyError: "FAILED"
When I checked the code I saw the "FAIL" which I assume is the key it's really looking for.
So I added "FAILED" and it worked perfectly.

[nbtippetts]

I just noticed that it checks for the "FAILED" key when there is no internet connection and uses "FAIL" everywhere else.