rgbterminal 0.1.0

A Python library for terminal-colored text with 256-color and truecolor support

rgbterminal

rgbterminal is a lightweight Python library for terminal-colored text with both 256-color and truecolor (24-bit) support. It allows you to print colorful text in the terminal easily, with a convenient factory system for repeated colors.

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Features

• Foreground 256-color and truecolor support
• Easy-to-use factory for creating multiple colored texts
• Access RGB values, cube levels, and terminal color codes
• Compatible with Python 3.10+

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Installation

Install via pip:

##change## pip install rgbterminal ##change##

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Usage

Basic Usage

##change## from rgbterminal import RGBText

256-color text

text1 = RGBText("Hello 256-color!", rgb=(120, 200, 80), truecolor=False) print(text1)

Truecolor text

text2 = RGBText("Hello Truecolor!", rgb=(120, 200, 80), truecolor=True) print(text2) ##change##

Using RGBTextFactory

##change## from rgbterminal import RGBTextFactory

factory = RGBTextFactory((255, 100, 50))

Generate multiple texts with same base color

t1 = factory.t("Factory 256-color text") t2 = factory.t_truecolor("Factory Truecolor text") t3 = factory.text("Another 256-color text")

print(t1) print(t2) print(t3)

Access properties

print("Factory RGB:", factory.r, factory.g, factory.b) print("Cube levels:", factory.r_level, factory.g_level, factory.b_level) print("256-color code:", factory.code) ##change##

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Properties

For any RGBText object:

• r, g, b → RGB values (0-255)
• r_level, g_level, b_level → Cube levels (0-5)
• red, green, blue → aliases for r, g, b
• red_level, green_level, blue_level → aliases for cube levels
• code → 256-color terminal code
• in_256color → 256-color string for printing

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Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please fork the repo and submit a pull request.

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License

MIT License