object-colors 1.0.2

Adding colours to Python simplified into a single class

Installation

pip install object-colors

Setup

from object_colors import Color
c = Color()

Usage

• key-values

  Match effects with effect and colors with text and background

  keys = ["text", "effect", "background"]
  values = {
      "colors": ["black", "red", "green", "yellow", "blue", "purple", "cyan", "white"]
      "effects": ['none', "bold", 'bright', "underline", "negative"]
  }

Methods

• set()

  Set values with keyword arguments

  >>> c.set(text="red", effect="bold", background="blue")
  >>> c.set("red", "bold", "blue")
  >>> c.set(114)
  >>> print(c.__dict__)

  {'text': 1, 'effect': 1, 'background': 4}

  Set a new class with a keyword (any key) followed by a dict value

  >>> c.set(
          red={"text": "red"},
          bold_red={"text": "red", "effect": "bold"},
          yellow={"text": "yellow"}
      )
  >>> c.yellow.set(effect="bold")
  >>> print(c.__dict__)

  {
      'text': 1,
      'effect': 1,
      'background': 4,
      'red': <object_colors.Color object at 0x0000020C10D06080>,
      'bold_red': <object_colors.Color object at 0x0000020C10D066D8>,
      'yellow': <object_colors.Color object at 0x0000020C10D06B00>
  }

  >>> print(c.yellow.__dict__)

  {'text': 3, 'effect': 1, 'background': 0}

• print()

  Instance includes enhanced print() function for color output

  >>> c.print("no color print")
  >>> c.red.print("red print", flush=True)
  >>> c.yellow.print("yellow print", end="")

• get()

  Store values for multicolored printing

  >>> bullet = c.red.get("[!] ")
  >>> warning = c.yellow("Warning")
  >>> print(bullet + warning)

• pop()

  Remove unused attributes

  >>> c.pop("bold_red")
  >>> print(c.__dict__)

  {
      'text': 1,
      'effect': 1,
      'background': 4,
      'red': <object_colors.Color object at 0x0000020C10D06080>,
      'yellow': <object_colors.Color object at 0x0000020C10D06B00>
  }

  Or create new instances

  >>> red = c.pop("red")
  >>> print(c.__dict__)

  {
      'text': 1,
      'effect': 1,
      'background': 4,
      'yellow': <object_colors.Color object at 0x0000020C10D06B00>
  }

  >>> print(red.__dict__)

  {'text': 1, 'effect': 0, 'background': 0}

  >>> red.print()
  >>> red.get()
  >>> red.set()