colorfy-py 0.1.0

Library for text formatting in Unix-based systems

Colorfy

Colorfy is a Python library for text-formatting in the console. You can use it on Unix-based systems, such as Linux and macOS, and on Windows.

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Installation

• pip install colorfy
• Download the file called colorfy from include folder.

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Warning

Warning: Some features could not be used in Windows, for example Windows does not support Stylist's features such as BOLD style (other probably work). Info: To enable Stylist's features in Windows Console you have to initialize colorfy:

from colorfy import Colorfy

Colorfy.init()

I have been using Alpine Linux, for showcase, so I did not use colorfy initialization

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Features

• Color support: Use HEX color codes or RGBA tuples to apply colors to text.
• Pre-defined color palettes: Includes basic colors and themed palettes (e.g., Catppuccin, Dracula and Solarized themes).
• Text styling: Bold, italic, underline and strikethrough.

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Showcase

Custom colors

from colorfy import Colorfy

#applying HEX color
some_color = Colorfy("#FF5733")
print(some_color.apply("Some color | example 1 " + some_color.hex))

#applying color using RGBA
another_color = Colorfy((255, 200, 133, 255))
print(another_color.apply("Some color | example 2 " + another_color.hex))

Stylist

from colorfy import Stylist, Palette

print(Stylist.BOLD + "Hello world" + Stylist.RESET)
print(Stylist.ITALIC + "Hello World" + Stylist.RESET)
print(Stylist.STRIKETHROUGHT + "Hello world" + Stylist.RESET)
print(Stylist.UNDLINE + "Hello World" + Stylist.RESET)
# I called it .SWAP cuz it swaps "apply" func's target layer to bg
print(Stylist.SWAP + Colorfy(Palette.RED).apply("Hello World") + Stylist.RESET)

Palette

from colorfy import Colorfy, Palette

print(Colorfy(Palette.Catppuccin.Latte.TEAL).apply("██ # TEAL"))
print(Colorfy(Palette.Catppuccin.Latte.SKY).apply("██ # SKY"))
print(Colorfy(Palette.Catppuccin.Latte.SAPPHIRE).apply("██ # SAPPHIRE"))

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TODO

• Make color blending, so Alpha will not be useless argument
• Refactor some parts
• Add EMOJI class to print emojis in Console
• Add gradient functions same as in venaxyt/fade library, but also make it flexible, so you can create your own fade colors
• Add GitBook documentation

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P.S.

If you have any questions or ideas for this library, feel free to ask. My discord: antisssocial_