simplest and coolest color Library. print and menaged colors in Python!
Project description
installation
Run the following to install:
pip install ColorCraft
or
python -m pip install ColorCraft
if that didn't work, try replacing pip
with pip3
.
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Color
print and menaged colors in Python!
>>> from ColorCraft import Color
>>> from ColorCraft import activeColor
>>> activeColor()
>>> Color((0,140,140),type='rgb') # rgb type default "hex"
<Color(color=35980,hex='008c8c')> # md doesn't support coloring
>>> Color('00cfff') # hex type
<Color(color=53247,hex='00cfff')> # md doesn't support coloring
>>>
>>> from ColorCraft import Colors
>>> dir(Colors)
[..., 'hex2rgb', 'hsl2rgb', 'int2hex', 'random', 'rgb', 'rgb2hex', 'terminalColors']
>>> dir(Colors.rgb)
[..., 'black', 'blue', 'brown', 'cyan', 'darkgreen', 'deeppink', 'deepskyblue', 'drakgray', 'gold', 'gray', 'green', 'hotpink', 'lime', 'orange', 'pink', 'purple', 'red', 'silver', 'skyblue', 'teal', 'violet', 'white', 'yellow']
>>> Color(Colors.random().color,type='rgb') # random color from the Colors.rgb class return basic ColorObj
<Color(color=32896,hex='008080')> # md doesn't support coloring
>>> print("logging color")
logging color # md doesn't support coloring
>>> print("FAIL color",color="FAIL")
FAIL color # md doesn't support coloring
>>> print("warn the color is here",color="WARNING")
warn the color is here # md doesn't support coloring
>>> print("[OK] color text is here",color="OKBLUE")
[OK] color text is here # md doesn't support coloring
let's try Hello, World! program
from ColorCraft import *
print("Hello, World!")
Warning importing everything replace the bult-in print function. to replace it again add this block
print = __builtins__.print
examples Color/Colors class
this is a test program
from ColorCraft import __test__
active Colors
from ColorCraft import * #import Everything
activeColor() #trun on the Colors
print("normal COLOR",color="normal") # 'normal' means no colors or you can replace it with None
Important if your using cmd or powershell make sure to call the activeColor function
print Colors logs
from ColorCraft.Print import printColors
from ColorCraft.Print import print
# the a available keywards Colors
for LOF in printColors:
print("Hello, World",LOF,sep=": ",color=LOF)
don't like printColors? then take a look at this
from ColorCraft.Color import Color
print("green Color:", repr(Color((0,200,25),type='rgb')), color=normal)
# output : green Color: <Color(color=51225,hex='00c819')>
change print color
# contrell print color
print("Hello User, i am Blue!", color=Color((0,144,250),type='rgb'))
random Colors
random Color
print("random Color:",repr(Color(type='random')), color=normal)
random color from Color class
from ColorCraft.Color import Color
# contrell print color
# random Color rgb(0>=255,0>=255,0>=255)
print("Hello User, i am Random Color!", color=Color((type='random'))
random from Colors.rgb class
from ColorCraft.Color import Colors
from ColorCraft.Color import Color
random = Colors.random()
# random color from the Colors.rgb class. return basic ColorObj
print("Hello, i am Random!", color=Color(random.color,type='rgb',name=random.name))
"""
>> random = Colors.random()
>> Color(random.color,type='rgb',name=random.name)
<Color(color=16753920,hex='ffa500',name='orange')>
"""
Note you must pass the color type. call the bultin help function to know more
example ColorArray
random Colors Array
>>> from ColorCraft import ColorArray
>>> ColorArray(range(0,10))
<Array([<Color(color=16197168,hex='f72630')>, <Color(color=3654320,hex='37c2b0')>, <Color(color=16176321,hex='f6d4c1')>, <Color(color=15026181,hex='e54805')>, <Color(color=16720637,hex='ff22fd')>, <Color(color=15261965,hex='e8e10d')>, <Color(color=15084580,hex='e62c24')>, <Color(color=8171351,hex='7caf57')>, <Color(color=13859068,hex='d378fc')>, <Color(color=285121,hex='0459c1')>])>
random rgbs colors
>>> colors = ColorArray(range(0,10),dum="null")
>>> colors
<Array([<Color(color=6908265,hex='696969',name='gray')>, <Color(color=16776960,hex='ffff00',name='yellow')>, <Color(color=16716947,hex='ff1493',name='deeppink')>, <Color(color=16716947,hex='ff1493',name='deeppink')>, <Color(color=8388736,hex='800080',name='purple')>, <Color(color=0,hex='000000',name='black')>, <Color(color=65280,hex='00ff00',name='lime')>, <Color(color=16738740,hex='ff69b4',name='hotpink')>, <Color(color=9055202,hex='8a2be2',name='violet')>, <Color(color=6908265,hex='696969',name='gray')>])>
blank array
>>> ColorArray(range(0,10),dum="blank::white")
<Array([<Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>])>
Warning make sure to write the right value for dum
Features
ColorArray class Features
>>> colors = ColorArray([Color('ffd700',name="gold"),Color('00aeff',name='blue'),Color("ee0000",name="red")],dum="blank::red")
>>> colors
<Array([<Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')>, <Color(color=44799,hex='00aeff',name='blue')>, <Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000',name='red')>])>
>>> colors[0]
<Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')>
>>> colors[1]
<Color(color=44799,hex='00aeff',name='blue')>
>>> colors.append("6aa84f")
>>> colors[len(colors)-1]
<Color(color=6989903,hex='6aa84f')>
>>> colors.display()
Color Object | Color
------------------------------------------------------------
<Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')> | â–ˆ
<Color(color=44799,hex='00aeff',name='blue')> | â–ˆ
<Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000',name='red')> | â–ˆ
<Color(color=6989903,hex='6aa84f')> | â–ˆ
# md doesn't support coloring
Color class Features
>>> myColor = colors[0]
>>> myColor.print("Hello World")
Hello World
>>> myColor.print
<bound method Color.print of <Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')>>
>>> myColor.colorize
<bound method Color.colorize of <Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')>>
>>> myColor.colorize("Hello i am a color text")
'\x1b[38;2;255;215;0mHello i am a color text\x1b[0m'
>>> print(myColor.colorize("Hello i am a color text"))
Hello i am a color text
>>> str(myColor)
'#ffd700'
>>> int(myColor)
16766720
>>> hex(int(myColor))
'0xffd700'
>>> myColor.print()
â–ˆ
Colors class Features
>>> Colors.random_rgb()
(226, 137, 27)
>>> Colors.random_rgb()
(132, 188, 185)
>>> Colors.random()
<ColorObject(color=(192, 192, 192),name='silver')>
>>> Colors.random()
<ColorObject(color=(255, 20, 147),name='deeppink')>
>>> Colors.hex2rgb("00e0ff")
(0, 224, 255)
>>> Colors.hex2rgb("00efaa")
(0, 239, 170)
>>> Colors.rgb2hex(Colors.hex2rgb("00efaa"))
'00efaa'
>>> Colors.rgb2hex(Colors.hex2rgb("0aea0f"))
'0aea0f'
>>> Colors.rgb.brown
(139, 69, 19)
>>> Colors.rgb.white
(255, 255, 255)
>>> Colors.rgb.skyblue
(135, 206, 235)
>>> Colors.rgb2hex(Colors.rgb.skyblue)
'87ceeb'
print Features
>>> from ColorCraft import *
>>> activeColor()
>>>
>>> myColor = Color((250,250,0),type="rgb")
>>> print("Hello, World!",color=myColor)
Hello, World!
>>>
>>> bg_ = Color((0,200,200),type="rgb")
>>> print("Hello, World!",color=myColor,bg=bg_)
Hello, World!
>>> print("test",color="logb",bg="logc")
test
>>>
>>> print("test",color="logb",bg="bf0f00")
test
>>> print("test",color="c0c0c0",bg="bf0f00")
test
>>>
>>> from ColorCraft.Print import printColors,logs
>>> from ColorCraft import TColor
>>> dir(TColor),logs,printColors
(['BOLD', 'ENDC', 'FAIL', 'HEADER', 'LOG', 'LOGB', 'LOGC', 'NORMAL', 'OKBLUE', 'OKCYAN', 'OKGREEN', 'UNDERLINE', 'WARNING', ...], {'LOG': '16C60C', 'LOGB': '3B78FF', 'LOGC': '61D6D6', 'NORMAL': None}, ['FAIL', 'HEADER', 'OKBLUE', 'OKCYAN', 'OKGREEN', 'WARNING'])
Change Log
0.2.0 (2022/06/30)
- First Release
- rename to ColorCraft
what's new?
ColorCraft 0.3.0v
activeColor() had been renamed to init()
from ColorCraft import init
init()
print only Accepts Color/str object
from ColorCraft import Color,colorize
from ColorCraft.Printv2 import print
print("printing " + colorize("Hello, World!","#f9aafe"),color="header")
print("Hello, World!",color=Color("ffee00"))
print have new kw formats
# formats(['negative', 'negative2', 'bold', 'underline', 'italic'])
from ColorCraft.Printv2 import print
from ColorCraft import Color
print("Hello, Underline", formats= "underline", color=Color("ffee00"))
print("Hello, Underline and Bold",formats=["underline","bold"],color=None )
Note most of the formats don't work in 'Windows'
new ColorArray
delete and set items
>>> from ColorCraft import ColorArray
>>> A = ColorArray()
>>> A
<Array([])>
>>> A.append('ee0000')
>>> A.append('ffee00')
>>> A.append('0000ff')
>>> A.append('00ee00')
>>> A
<Array([<Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000')>, <Color(color=16772608,hex='ffee00')>, <Color(color=255,
hex='0000ff')>, <Color(color=60928,hex='00ee00')>])>
>>> A.insert(2,"f9aafe")
>>> A
<Array([<Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000')>, <Color(color=16772608,hex='ffee00')>, <Color(color=
16362238,hex='f9aafe')>, <Color(color=255,hex='0000ff')>, <Color(color=60928,hex='00ee00')>])>
>>> a = ColorCraft.ColorArray([])
>>> a
<Array([])>
>>> a.append("ee0000")
>>> a
<Array([<Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000')>])>
>>> a.append("ffee00")
>>> a
<Array([<Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000')>, <Color(color=16772608,hex='ffee00')>])>
>>> a.append("00ee00")
>>> a
<Array([<Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000')>, <Color(color=16772608,hex='ffee00')>, <Color(color=60928,
hex='00ee00')>])>
>>> a.append("0000ff")
>>>
>>> a
<Array([<Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000')>, <Color(color=16772608,hex='ffee00')>, <Color(color=60928,hex='00ee00')>, <Color(color=255,hex='0000ff')>])>
>>> a.append("000faa")
>>> a
<Array([<Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000')>, <Color(color=16772608,hex='ffee00')>, <Color(color=60928,
hex='00ee00')>, <Color(color=255,hex='0000ff')>, <Color(color=4010,hex='000faa')>])
>>> del a[len(a)-1]
>>> dir(a)
>>> B = ColorArray(range(10),dum=Blank("eeffaa"))
>>> B
<Array([<Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>, <Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>, <Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>, <Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>, <Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>, <Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>, <Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>, <Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>, <Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>, <Color(color=15663018,hex='eeffaa')>])>
>>> C = ColorArray(range(10),dum=Blank("fffff"))
>>> C
<Array([<Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>, <Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>, <Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>, <Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>, <Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>, <Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>, <Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>, <Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>, <Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>, <Color(color=1048575,hex='fffff')>])>
>>> B.extend(C)
>>> b = ColorArray(B[0:10])
Change Log
0.2.0 (2022/06/30)
- First Release
- rename to ColorCraft
0.3.0 (2022/09/23)
- new module Printv2
- print have new kw formats
- print only Accepts Color/str object
- activeColor() had been renamed to init()
- new ColorArray; delete and set items
- Blank class
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