fstrent-charts 1.0.1

Color Chart options for terminal output

FSTrent Colors and Charts

Enhanced terminal color and charting library providing extensive color combinations, charting utilities, and demos for Python applications.

Features

• 🎨 16 Base colors (including light variants)
• 📊 Charting utilities for terminal display
• 🖼️ Background colors for all combinations
• 🌈 Color on color support (e.g., red text on blue background)
• 🛠️ Utility functions for string coloring
• 📝 Simple API for color and chart manipulation
• 🔧 Cross-platform support via colorama

Installation

pip install fstrent_charts

Basic Usage

from fstrent_charts import (
    # Utility functions
    cs, cp,
    
    # Basic colors
    R, G, B, W  # Red, Green, Blue, White
)

# Print colored text
cp("This is red text", R)
cp("This is green text", G)
cp("This is blue text", B)

# Create colored strings
colored_text = cs("Custom colored text", B)
print(colored_text)

Charting with FSTrent Charts

The fstrent_charts library provides utilities for creating and displaying charts in the terminal. Below are examples from the demo functions included in the library.

Demo 1: Basic Chart

from fstrent_charts import CHRT

chrt = CHRT()
title = "Basic Chart Example"
chrt.chart_top(in_str=title)
chrt.chart_row(in_str="This is a row in the chart", align='left', font_color='white', bg_color='blue')
chrt.chart_bottom()

Demo 2: Market Collection

from fstrent_charts import CHRT

chrt = CHRT()
title1 = "Sell Market Collection"
subtitle1 = "adding markets with open positions (44) :"

markets1 = [
    "POLS-USDC", "SUI-USDC", "POL-USDC", "FLOKI-USDC", "SHIB-USDC"
    # ... more markets
]

chrt.chart_top(in_str=title1)
chrt.chart_title(in_str=subtitle1)

for market in markets1:
    chrt.chart_row(in_str=market, align='left', font_color='white', bg_color='green')

chrt.chart_bottom()

Demo 3: Opened Positions

from fstrent_charts import CHRT

chrt = CHRT()
title = "Last 25 Opened Positions - Live"
headers = "mkt      | T | pos_id | strat    | freq | age  | open @ est | buy_val | buy_prc   | curr_prc  | high_prc  | gain_pct % | gain_top % | drop_pct % | gain_loss | gain_loss_high"

rows = [
    "MOBILE-USDC |   | 32919  | drop     | 1d   | 0    | 12-01-2024 | 3.000000 | 0.00151779| 0.00151400| 0.00151400| -0.20 %    | 0.00 %     | -0.10 %    | 0.00000000 | 0.02360239",
    # ... more rows
]

chrt.chart_top(in_str=title)
chrt.chart_headers(in_str=headers)

for row in rows:
    chrt.chart_row(in_str=row, align='left', font_color='white', bg_color='black')

chrt.chart_bottom()

Available Colors

Basic Colors

from fstrent_charts import (
    K,    # Black
    R,    # Red
    G,    # Green
    Y,    # Yellow
    B,    # Blue
    M,    # Magenta
    C,    # Cyan
    W,    # White
    LGy,  # Light Gray
    DGy,  # Dark Gray
    LR,   # Light Red
    LG,   # Light Green
    LY,   # Light Yellow
    LB,   # Light Blue
    LM,   # Light Magenta
    LC,   # Light Cyan
)

Development

1. Clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/wrm3/fstrent_charts.git
cd fstrent_charts

2. Install development dependencies:

pip install -e ".[dev]"

3. Run tests:

pytest

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

Author

Warren R Martel III ([e-mail])

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.