A package inspired by simple chalk which colours terminal text with 256 Colour support
Project description
pyColour
A python function file that colours output strings.
Contents
Usage
-
Install with
pip install colourpy
-
Call the file into your python project with:
from pyColour import *
- Use the following commands in your code. Text colour, background colour and formatting can be used at the same time, by stacking (e.g. `bold(red(bgGreen("Hello world!"))))
NOTE: the outermost colour is the colour that the text will be displayed as (e.g. in yellow(red(green("hello"))))
, "hello" will be displayed in yellow.
Commands
Basic Colours
colour | command |
---|---|
black | black(string) |
red | red(string) |
green | green(string) |
yellow | yellow(string) |
blue | blue(string) |
magenta | magenta(string) |
white | white(string) |
Bright Variants
colour | command |
---|---|
bright black (grey 1) | bright_black(string) |
bright red | bright_red(string) |
bright green | bright_green(string) |
bright yellow | bright_yellow(string) |
bright blue | bright_blue(string) |
bright magenta | bright_magenta(string) |
bright white (grey 2) | bright_white(string) |
Other Formatting
Format | Command |
---|---|
Bold | bold(string) |
Underline | underline(string) |
Reverse | reverse(string) |
256 Colour support
For custom colours, use the following command:
colour_256(string, [0 -> 255])
Highlighting
Highlighting is also possible, and you can use the same commands as before, just with bg
infront of it (i.e. bgBlue(string)
, bgBright_magenta(string)
)
Note
This project is loosely based on the idea of Simple Chalk.
Edits
Date | Edit Description | Version |
---|---|---|
27/03/22 | Edits to README.md | 0.1.0 |
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