Colorty

Colorty is a Python library for handling colored text in various terminal environments including Windows CMD, PowerShell, and Unix-like terminals on Ubuntu and macOS.

Installation

Install Colorty using pip:

pip install colorty

Usage

Basic example:

from colorty import set_color, reset_color
set_color('RED') # Set text color to red using color name
print("This text is red")
set_color('31') # Set text color to red using ANSI code
print("This text is still red")
set_color('GREEN') # Set text color to green using color name
print("This text is green")
set_color(32) # Set text color to green using ANSI code
print("This text is still green")
reset_color() # Reset text color to default
print("This text is default color")

Using the Clt class:

from colorty import Clt

# format partial string with color
print(f"This is {Clt.RED}partial red{Clt.RESET} and {Clt.BLUE}partial blue{Clt.RESET} text.")

API Reference

• set_color(color): Sets the terminal text color.
• reset_color(): Resets the terminal text color to default.
• Clt: Class with predefined ANSI color codes.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Acknowledgments: inspired from the Colorama library.