chromaconsole 0.3.2.5

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.

• if requests is installed this package updates automaticaly

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()}")