colorifix 2.0.4

A python module to color your terminal output life

Setup

pip3 install colorifix

Requirements

• Python 3.6+

Usage

It's very simple to use, just remember three symbols:

• # to set a color
• @ to set a style
• ! to set a background

from colorifix.colorifix import paint

paint("[#red]String to color in red [#blue]and in blue")
paint("[#yellow !green]One color and background at a time,[#red #cyan] last set win")
paint("[@bold @underline]Many styles in one [@dim]string")
paint("[#44 !123]You can use int bash colors")

Remove styles

You can remove every part of a style with the symbol / followed by the symbol of the style you want to remove. You can use it alone to remove every styles, it will remove every styles anyway at the end of the string.

paint("[#yellow @underline]This is a yellow underline string[/@], now only yellow[/].")

Print or not print

You can choose to print the string or just save it in a variable.

colored_str = paint("[!black @dim]Hello Color![/]") # save it
ppaint("[!42]Again![/]") # print it directly
paint("[!42]Again![/]", False) # print it from main function, same as above

Colors

To disaply all different colors, you can use the function sample

from colorifix.colorifix import sample

sample()  # base colors
sample(complete=True)  # to display all bash int colors