Terminal-Colorify 1.1.0

A simple Python module for adding colors to text in the terminal

Terminal-Colorify

Terminal-Colorify is a simple and powerful python library to color your terminal output easily with RGB, gradients, rainbows, backgrounds, flashing text, themes, and more.

Installation

pip install Terminal-Colorify

Features

Set text color using RGB or predefined names

Set background color

Bold and underline styles

Generate random colors

Create gradient colored text

Create rainbow colored text

Flash text between two colors

Animated progress bar

Built-in themes (warning, success, info, error, etc.)

Usage

from colors import Colors
import time
# Set a named color
print(Colors.set_color(color="green", text="Green Text", bold=True, underline=True))

# Set a custom RGB color
print(Colors.set_color(rgb=(255, 0, 0), text="Custom Red"))

# Random color
print(Colors.set_color(color=Colors.random_color(), text="Random Color Text"))

# Gradient text
print(Colors.gradient_text("Gradient Text", (255, 0, 0), (0, 0, 255)))

# Rainbow text
print(Colors.rainbow_text("Rainbow Text!"))

# Flashing text
color = Colors()
color.flash_text("Flashing Text!", color1="red", color2="blue", times=5, delay=0.5)

# Progress bar
for i in range(101):
    color.progress_bar(i, color="green")
    time.sleep(0.05)
print()

# Apply a theme
print(Colors.apply_theme("success"))

# List all themes
Colors.list_themes()

Available Themes

warning ג€” Yellow text with red background

info ג€” Cyan text

success ג€” Green bold text

error ג€” Red bold underline text

neutral ג€” White text with gray background

dark, light, ocean, coolblue, sunset, mint and more

License

This project is open source and available under the MIT License.