MyColorsPy 0.1

Module for using color in win command line or terminal.

MyColorsPy

About:

MyColorsPy - python`s module for using color in win command line or terminal.

Functional:

• Add color for text;
• Add style for text (works differently in different systems);
• Add user`s custom color for text (RGB format).

Screenshots:

example.py output.

How to use:

# import module
import MyColorsPy

# init Colors class
color = MyColorsPy.Colors()

# print red text
print(color.F_RED + "RED TEXT")
# clear formatting
print(color.S_CLEAR)

Using red color in output

• If not use S_CLEAR subsequent lines will also be colored red.

# import module
import MyColorsPy

# init Colors class
color = MyColorsPy.Colors()

# print custom color in rgb format (white)
print(color.custom(255, 255, 255, False) + "Hello world!")
# clear formatting
print(color.S_CLEAR)

Using custom color in output.

• You can use S_CLEAR in one line with output content to avoid a space along with clearing formatting.

custom(r, g, b, background)

Return custom rgb color in ascii format.

Parameter	Type	Description
r	int	red
g	int	green
b	int	blue
bacground	bool	If equal True return custom background color, else if equal False return custom foreground color

Preseted colors and styles

Colors

Foreground	Bacground	Color
F_BLACK	B_BLACK	Black
F_BLUE	B_BLUE	Blue
F_WHITE	B_WHITE	White
F_PURPLE	B_PURPLE	Purple
F_YELLOW	B_YELLOW	Yellow
F_GREEN	B_GREEN	Green
F_AQUA	B_AQUA	Aqua
F_RED	B_RED	Red

Styles

Value	Description
S_CLEAR	Clear formatting
S_BOLD	Bold text
S_PALE	Pale text
S_ITALIC	Italic text
S_UNDERLINE	Underlined text
S_FLASH	Flashed text
S_HIDE	Hidden text
S_CROSS	Crossed text
S_DOUBLEUL	DoubleUL text
S_FRAME	Framed text
S_SURROUND	Surrounded text
S_CROSSOUT	Crossouted text

P.S: Depending on the system, styles may or may not work.

Install:

pip install mycolorspy