hexor

Coloring texts and their backgrounds in command line interface (cli), with rgb or hex types.

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Supported Distributions:

Python Package Installation:

# install from pypi:
❯ pip install hexor

# local install:
❯ git clone https://github.com/yasserbdj96/hexor.git
❯ cd hexor
❯ pip install .

Script Usage:

from hexor import hexor

# Usage example:
# p1 = hexor(return_option)

## return_option: [True, False]
### True to return results
### False to print results

## color_format: ['hex', 'rgb']
### 'hex' for hex colors (e.g., #ffffff, #cccccc)
### 'rgb' for rgb colors (e.g., (255, 255, 255), rgb(250, 12, 0))

# The default options are: hexor() = hexor(False)
p1 = hexor(<return_option>)

# To change text color only:
p1.c("<TEXT>", "<FOREGROUND>")

# To change text color and background together:
p1.c("<TEXT>", "<FOREGROUND>", "<BACKGROUND>")

Script Examples:

from hexor import *

# Example:1
p1=hexor()
p1.c("Text is red","#ff0000")
p1.c("Text is red and background is blue","#ff0000","#1a73e8")

# Example:2
p2=hexor(True)
print(p2.c("Text is red","#ff0000"))
print(p2.c("Text is red and background is blue","#ff0000","#1a73e8"))

# Example:3
p3=hexor()
p3.c("Text is red","255,0,0")
p3.c("Text is red and background is blue","255,0,0","26,115,232")

# Example:4
p4=hexor(True)
print(p4.c("Text is red","255,0,0"))
print(p4.c("Text is red and background is blue","255,0,0","26,115,232"))

# Example:5
p5=hexor()
p5.c("Text is red","rgb(255,0,0)")
p5.c("Text is red and background is blue","rgb(255,0,0)","rgb(26,115,232)")

# Example:6
p6=hexor(True)
print(p6.c("Text is red","rgb(255,0,0)"))
print(p6.c("Text is red and background is blue","rgb(255,0,0)","rgb(26,115,232)"))

# Example:7
p7=hexor()
p7.c("Text is red and background is blue","rgb(255,0,0)","26,115,232")
p7.c("Text is red and background is blue","255,0,0","rgb(26,115,232)")
p7.c("Text is red and background is blue","rgb(255,0,0)","#1a73e8")
p7.c("Text is red and background is blue","255,0,0","#1a73e8")

# Example:8
hexor().c("Text is red","#ff0000")
hexor().c("Text is red and background is blue","255,0,0","rgb(26,115,232)")

# Example:9
print(hexor(True).c("Text is red","#ff0000"))
print(hexor(True).c("Text is red and background is blue","255,0,0","rgb(26,115,232)"))

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Development By:

Developer / Author: yasserbdj96

License:

The content of this repository is bound by the following LICENSE.

Support:

If you enjoy this project and would like to see it continue to improve, or if you would like me to create more interesting projects, please consider sponsoring me.

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