chromaconsole 0.3.2.1

A small colorful module to change text colors in terminal

Chroma Console

Chroma console is a python package for adding color and style to terminal text output using ANSI escape codes.

Installation

pip install chromaconsole

Functions

Style.bold()
Style.italic()
Style.underline()
Style.strikethrough()
Style.negative()
Style.normal()
Style.reset()
Style.slowblink()
Style.rapidblink()
Style.hidden()
Style.minecraft(*args)
Style.enable()
Style.disable()
Color.text(*args)
Color.background(*args)

Example usage

from chromaconsole import Color, Style

print(f"{Color.text(r, g, b)}here is RGB colored text{Style.reset()}")
print(f"{Color.background(r, g, b)}here is RGB colored background{Style.reset()}")

print(f"{Color.text('#rrggbb')}here is HEX colored text{Style.reset()}")
print(f"{Color.background('#rrggbb')}here is HEX colored background{Style.reset()}")

print(f"{Style.bold()}Bold {Style.reset()}")
print(f"{Style.italic()}Italic {Style.reset()}")
print(f"{Style.underline()}Underline {Style.reset()}")
print(f"{Style.strikethrough()}Strikethrough {Style.reset()}")

print(f"{Style.bold()}{Style.italic()}bold+italic {Style.reset()}")
print(f"{Style.minecraft('§','§ahello §4world§r')}")

##.enable() and .disable(): After executing the Style.disable() command, the system will no longer apply coloring and styling to the content. To re-enable these features, simply use the Style.enable() command.

#disable the coloring and styling
Style.disable()
print(f"{Color.text(r, g, b)}text without color{Style.reset()}")
Style.enable()
print(f"{Color.text(r, g, b)}text with color{Style.reset()}")