colorkat 1.0.2

Color library with multiple features including colors, gradients, logging, and animations

[FORMAT OF THE READ ME IS AI BC IDK HOW TO DO ALL OF THE COLOR THINGS]

ColorKat

ColorKat is a Python package for creating colorful console applications with animations, gradients, and logging. It allows you to easily display text with colors, gradients, and animated effects in your terminal, while also supporting logging to files.

Features

• Text Animations: Write text character by character, in columns, or in rows.
• Colors: Add colored text using RGB values.
• Gradients: Apply gradient colors to text with multiple built-in styles.
• Logging: Log messages with levels like INFO, SUCCESS, WARNING, ERROR, and DEBUG.

Installation

pip install colorkat

Usage

from colorxkat.animate import Animate
from colorxkat.colors import Colors
from colorxkat.gradients import Gradient, Gradients
from colorxkat.loggers import Logs

logger = Logs(logging=True, filePath="file.log")

Animate.Write("Hello, ColorXKat!", speed=0.05)
Animate.LogWrite(logger, "Animated and logged text!", speed=0.05)

print(Colors.Add("This is red text!", Colors.Red))
print(Gradients.Apply("Gradient Text Example", Gradient.Rainbow))

Animations

• Animate.Write(text, speed) - Animates text character by character
• Animate.Column(text, speed) - Animates text column by column
• Animate.Row(text, speed) - Animates text row by row
• Animate.LogWrite(logger, text, speed) - Animate and log text

Colors

Use predefined colors or add your own using RGB tuples:

Colors.Red
Colors.Green
Colors.Blue

Gradients

Built in gradients include Rainbow, Sunset, Mint, Fire, Ocean, and many more. Apply gradients like this:

Gradients.Apply("Your gradient text", Gradient.Rainbow)

Logging

Create a logger:

logger = Logs(logging=True, filePath="example.log")
logger.Info("Information")
logger.Success("Success")
logger.Warning("Warning")
logger.Error("Error")
logger.Debug("Debug message")

Example

Run the examples.py file to see animations, colors, gradients, and logging in action:

python examples.py