fadecat 0.2.2

Utility for creating beautiful, customizable gradients in the terminal!

Fadecat

Fadecat is a fast and easy-to-use library to enhance your terminal.

Using Fadecat allows you to choose color presets (including your custom ones) and tilt.

Standard palettes that are available after installation

Palette	Method	Preview
Lime	.lime()
Amethyst	.amethyst()
Unicorn	.unicorn()
Acid	.acid()
Ultraviolet	.ultraviolet()
Nectar	.nectar()
Moon	.moon()
Lagoon	.lagoon()
Popsicles	.popsicles()
Matcha	.matcha()
Cherry	.cherry()
Magma	.magma()
Atlantis	.atlantis()
Sun	.sun()
Orca	.orca()
Reef	.reef()
Honey	.honey()
Cobalt	.cobalt()
Garnet	.garnet()
Bamboo	.bamboo()

Getting started

Install with pip or your favorite PyPI package manager.

pip install fadecat

Checking that the library was installed successfully.

pip show fadecat

If you have received information about the library, you can continue working.

How to use the library

To get started, first import the library

from fadecat import fadecat

Parsing the call structure

For example

print(fadecat.unicorn("Hello world from unicorns! 🦄", tilt=360))

Let's look at each element

Element	Type	Description
fadecat	Object	An instance of the main FadeCat class. It initializes ANSI support and provides access to all palettes.
.fire	Method	Any palette name (like .fire, .aqua, .matrix). These are dynamic methods generated from the built-in color collection.
"text"	String	Your text. The gradient is automatically distributed across the entire string length (including multi-line blocks).
tilt	Number	The gradient angle (0-360°). It allows you to change the direction of the color transition. (default 0°)

If you want to create your own preset

print(fadecat.custom("My Text", (255,0,0), (0,0,255), tilt=90))

Let's talk a little about custom presets

Parameter	Type	Purpose
start_rgb	tuple	Starting color in (R, G, B) format. Example: (255, 100, 0).
end_rgb	tuple	Ending color in (R, G, B) format. Example: (0, 50, 200).