rgb
Grab your palette!
pip install rgb
How To Use
If you want to color your text in terminal:
from rgb import rgbprint
rgbprint("Hello World", "#c0ffee")
If you want to simply get a color scheme ("palette"):
from rgb import PALETTES
print(PALETTES[42])
Giving Credit
The palettes from this package come from websites that curate palettes. When appropriate, please check the metadata of your palette and credit the curator!
Metadata
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