mccolors 0.1

A Python package for managing Minecraft-style colors in terminal output.

MCColors

MCColors is a Python module that allows you to handle Minecraft-style color codes in your terminal text output.

Installation

You can install MCColors using pip:

pip install mccolors

Usage

from mccolors import mcwrite, mcreplace, mcremove

# Writing text with Minecraft color codes
mcwrite('&4Hello &rWorld!', reset_all=True)

# Replacing Minecraft color codes with their respective colors
formatted_text = mcreplace('&6Formatted &ctext &athat &3shines!')

# Removing Minecraft color codes from text
clean_text = mcremove('&eClean &7this &ftext.')

Functions

mcwrite(text, reset_all=True)

Allows writing text with Minecraft color codes in the terminal.

mcreplace(text, reset_all=True)

Replaces Minecraft color codes in the text with their respective colors.

mcremove(text)

Removes Minecraft color codes from the text, leaving clean text.

Parameters

• text: The input text containing Minecraft color codes.
• reset_all: A boolean value that decides whether to reset the text color at the end (default: True).

Contributions and Issues

Contributions and suggestions are welcome! If you encounter any issues or want to contribute, please open an issue or pull request on GitHub.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.