rich-style 1.1.4

A Python library for creating and applying full-color, linear, and circular gradients to text with easy color management.

rich-style

A Python library for creating and applying full-color, linear, and circular gradients to text with easy color management. Includes utilities for ANSI styling, colored prints, and more.

Features

• Text Styling: Bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, bullet lists, and more.
• Color Management: Use named presets, custom RGB, gradients, and HSL/HTML color parsing.
• Gradients: Linear and circular gradients for text.
• ANSI Support: Automatically detects terminal support for ANSI escape codes.
• Utility Prints: Info, warning, error, success, timed, and mutable prints with color.
• Composable: Combine styles and colors easily.

Installation

pip install rich-style

Usage

Basic Styling

from rich_style import bold, italic, underline, strikethrough

print(bold("Bold text"))
print(italic("Italic text"))
print(underline("Underlined text"))
print(strikethrough("Strikethrough text"))

Bullet Lists

from rich_style import bullet_list, bold

tasks = [
    "Complete report",
    "Send email to client",
    "Buy groceries"
]

print(bold("Task List:"))
print(bullet_list(*tasks))

Colors and Gradients

from rich_style import presets, foreground, background

print(foreground(presets.red, "Red text"))
print(background(presets.blue, "Text with blue background"))

Colors and Gradients

from rich_style import presets, foreground, background

print(foreground(presets.red, "Red text"))
print(background(presets.blue, "Text with blue background"))

Rainbow Text

from rich_style import rainbow_text
print(rainbow_text("This is a rainbow text message."))

Utility Prints

from rich_style import info, success, warn, error, timed_print

info("This is an informational message.")
success("This is a success message.")
warn("This is a warning message.")
error("This is an error message.")
timed_print("This is a timed print message.")

Mutable Print

from rich_style import mutable_print
from time import sleep

mutable = mutable_print("Loading")
sleep(1)
mutable("Still loading...")
sleep(1)
mutable("Done!\n")

[!WARNING]
You can only use a mutable print when it's the last print.

Examples

See the examples/ directory for more usage examples.

Credits

• Author: PcoiDev
• Inspiration: colorama, rich and stylepy.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.