hexor 0.0.13

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

hexor

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

Languages:

* python3

Supported Distributions:

Distribution	Version Check	Python Test Version	Supported	Status	Everything works
Ubuntu	20.04.4	3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10	Yes	Working	Yes
Windwos	10.0.20348	3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10	Yes	Working	Yes
MacOS	11.6.6	3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10	Yes	Working	Yes
Android (termux)	10	3.6, 3.7, 3.8, 3.9, 3.10	Yes	Working	Yes

Python Package Installation:

# install from pypi:
❯ pip install hexor

# local install:
❯ git clone https://github.com/yasserbdj96/hexor.git
❯ cd hexor
❯ sudo python setup.py install

Run without installation:

❯ git clone https://github.com/yasserbdj96/hexor.git
❯ cd hexor
❯ python3 run.py <TYPE*> <TEXT*> <FC*> <BG>

# TYPE = hex/rgb.
# TEXT = Your text.
# FC   = Front Color.
# BG   = Background Color.
# *    = All inputs must be entered.

Script Usage:

from hexor import hexor

# Make options:
# p1=hexor(return_option,'type_of_color')

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

## type_of_color:['hex','rgb']
### hex for hex colors for example : #ffffff, #cccccc
### rgb for rgb colors for example : (255,255,255), (250,12,0)

# default options is : hexor() = hexor(False,'hex')
p1=hexor(<OPTIONS>)

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

Script Examples:

from hexor import hexor

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

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

# Example:3
p1=hexor(False,"rgb")
p1.c("Text is red","255,0,0")
p1.c("Text is red and background is blue","255,0,0","26,115,232")

# Example:4
p1=hexor(True,"rgb")
print(p1.c("Text is red","255,0,0"))
print(p1.c("Text is red and background is blue","255,0,0","26,115,232"))

# Example:5
hexor().c("Text is red","#ff0000")# hexor().c("Text is red","#ff0000")
hexor(False,"rgb").c("Text is red and background is blue","255,0,0","26,115,232")

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Development By:

Developer / Author: yasserbdj96

License:

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

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