Colored Matrix

A Python library for changing the colors in the terminal using ANSI escape codes.

Installation

To install Colored Matrix, use pip:

pip install coloredmatrix

Usage

To use Colored Matrix, import the Stylize class and the Color constants, and call the desired methods on a Stylize object:

from coloredmatrix import Stylize, Color

# Set the background color to green
print(Stylize("hello").bg_color(Color.Green))

# Set the background color to red
print(Stylize("hello").bg_color(Color.Red))

# Set the background color to green and the foreground color to red
print(Stylize("hello").bg_color(Color.Green).fg_color(Color.Red))

# Set the text to bold and underlined
print(Stylize("hello").bold().underline())

You can also pass an RGB color tuple to the bg_color and fg_color methods:

from coloredmatrix import Stylize

# Set the background color to red using an RGB color tuple
print(Stylize("hello").bg_color((255, 0, 0)))

# Set the background color to green using an RGB color tuple
print(Stylize("hello").bg_color((0, 255, 0)))

# Set the background color to red and the foreground color to green using RGB color tuples
print(Stylize("hello").bg_color((255, 0, 0)).fg_color((0, 255, 0)))

Text Styling

The Stylize class provides the following methods for styling text:

• bold: Makes the text bold
• italic: Makes the text italic
• underline: Underlines the text
• blink: Makes the text blink
• strike: Strikes through the text

You can chain these methods to apply multiple styles to the same text. For example:

from coloredmatrix import Stylize

# Set the text to bold, italic, and underlined
print(Stylize("hello").bold().italic().underline())

# Set the text to blink and struck through
print(Stylize("hello").blink().strike())

Supported Colors

You can also use RGB color tuples to specify any other color.
The Color constants define the following colors:

License

License Colored Matrix is released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more information.