simplecolor 1.0

SimpleColor - Add colors to your terminal output easily

SimpleColor

SimpleColor is a Python module for adding color to your terminal output easily.

Installation

You can install SimpleColor using pip. Simply run the following command:

pip install simplecolor

Usage

import simplecolor



# Colorize text with predefined colors

colored_text = simplecolor.colorize("Hello, World!", "red", "bg_black")



# Colorize text with custom hex colors

hex_colored_text = simplecolor.hex_colorize("Custom Color", "#FFA500", "bg_white")



# Clear the terminal screen

simplecolor.clear_terminal()

Or

import SimpleColor



# Colorize text with predefined colors but also automatically resets

colored_text = simplecolor.colorize("Hello, World!", "red", "bg_black", reset=True)



# Colorize text with custom hex colors but also automatically resets

hex_colored_text = simplecolor.hex_colorize("Custom Color", "#FFA500", "bg_white", reset=True)



# Clear the terminal screen

simplecolor.clear_terminal()

Predefined Colors

SimpleColor provides a variety of predefined colors, including:

• reset

• black

• red

• green

• yellow

• blue

• purple

• cyan

• white

• gray

• light_red

• light_green

• light_yellow

• light_blue

• light_purple

• light_cyan

• pink

• orange

• teal

• dark_gray

• dark_red

• dark_green

• dark_yellow

• dark_blue

• dark_purple

• dark_cyan

• light_gray

• bold_white

• bg_black

• bg_red

• bg_green

• bg_yellow

• bg_blue

• bg_purple

• bg_cyan

• bg_white

• bg_light_gray

• bg_dark_gray

• bg_light_red

• bg_light_green

• bg_light_yellow

• bg_light_blue

• bg_light_purple

• bg_light_cyan

• bg_bold_white