colordoll 0.1.1

Colorize text and data structures in the terminal with ANSI escape codes and themed decorators.

ColorDoll: Nested ANSI Colorization for Python

ColorDoll is a Python library that provides flexible and powerful ANSI colorization, including nested colorization and theming for complex data structures like dictionaries, lists, and JSON strings.

Features

• Nested Colorization: Handles nested ANSI color codes gracefully, ensuring correct color rendering even with complex formatting.
• Theming: Supports predefined and custom themes for consistent colorization across your output.
• Data Structure Coloring: Colorizes dictionaries, lists, and JSON strings recursively, highlighting keys, values, and different data types.
• Decorator Support: Provides decorators for easily colorizing function outputs and applying themes.
• Customizable Configurations: Allows loading color configurations from JSON files or dictionaries.

Installation

pip install colordoll

Usage

Basic Colorization

from colordoll import default_colorizer, red, blue, green

# Using color functions
print(red("This is red text."))
print(blue("This is blue text."))

# Using the colorize method with foreground and background colors
print(default_colorizer.colorize("Yellow text on a blue background", "yellow", "blue"))

# Handling nested colors correctly
print(default_colorizer.colorize(f"This is {default_colorizer.colorize('red text', 'red')} inside blue text.", "blue"))

Themed Colorization

from colordoll import darktheme, vibranttheme

@darktheme
def get_data():
    return {"key1": "value1", "key2": [1, 2, 3], "key3": True}

@vibranttheme
def get_other_data():
    return [{"name": "Item 1", "value": 10}, {"name": "Item 2", "value": 20}]

print(get_data())
print(get_other_data())

Custom Themes and Configurations

from colordoll import Colorizer, ColorConfig

# Load a custom color configuration from a JSON file
config = ColorConfig("my_colors.json")  # my_colors.json contains your custom color definitions
colorizer = Colorizer(config)

# Create a custom theme
my_theme = {
    "key": "bright_magenta",
    "string": "cyan",
    "number": "yellow",
    "bool": "green",
    "null": "red",
    "other": "blue"
}

# Colorize data using the custom theme
colored_data = colorizer.theme_colorize({"my_key": "my_value", "numbers": [1, 2, 3]}, my_theme)
print(colored_data)

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit pull requests or open issues.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Change Log

0.1 (Initial Release)

• Implemented core colorization functionality.
• Created nested colorization and background colorization abilities. Superpower!
• Introduced theming and decorator support.
• Enabled custom color configurations.
• Included various pre-defined themes.