khx-color-text 0.1.0

A minimal Python package for printing colored text in the terminal with five basic colors

khx_color_text

A minimal Python package for printing colored text in the terminal with exactly five basic colors.

Installation

pip install khx_color_text

Usage

Python API

from khx_color_text import cprint

# Print text in different colors
cprint("Hello World!", "red")
cprint("Success message", "green")
cprint("Information", "blue")
cprint("Warning", "yellow")
cprint("Highlight", "cyan")

Command Line Interface

# Basic usage
khx-ct "Hello World!" --color red

# Default color is cyan
khx-ct "Hello World!"

# All available colors
khx-ct "Red text" --color red
khx-ct "Green text" --color green
khx-ct "Blue text" --color blue
khx-ct "Yellow text" --color yellow
khx-ct "Cyan text" --color cyan

Examples

Red

cprint("Hello from khx_color_text in red!", "red")

Green

cprint("Hello from khx_color_text in green!", "green")

Blue

cprint("Hello from khx_color_text in blue!", "blue")

Yellow

cprint("Hello from khx_color_text in yellow!", "yellow")

Cyan

cprint("Hello from khx_color_text in cyan!", "cyan")

How Previews Are Generated

The SVG previews above are generated deterministically using the scripts/gen_assets.py script. This script uses Rich Console with a fixed width (60 characters) to capture the colored output and export it as SVG files. The previews are automatically regenerated on each push to the main branch via GitHub Actions.

To regenerate the previews locally:

pip install -e .[docs]
python scripts/gen_assets.py

Supported Colors

The package supports exactly five colors:

• red
• green
• blue
• yellow
• cyan

Cross-Platform Support

This package uses colorama to ensure colored output works correctly on Windows, macOS, and Linux terminals.

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file for details.

Author

ABUELTAYEF Khader

• Email: [e-mail]
• GitHub Personal: @Khader20
• GitHub Organization: @Khader-X
• PyPI: Khader20