Color strings for terminal ouput (ANSI 256 colors) using CSS-style rgb notation.
Installation
pip install rgb2ansi
Usage
from rgb2ansi import color
print(color("Hello", fg='4444ff'), color("world!", bg='ff4400'))You can pass a foreground (text) color, a background color, or both. The following inputs are accepted as color parameters:
Hex strings, e.g. ff4400.
Byte strings, e.g. b'\xff\x44\x00'
Sequences of integers, e.g. (255, 68, 0)
Note that color() is lossy: it simply rounds the color to the closest 8-bit color available.
License
BSD 3-clause.
1 maintainer
Metadata
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