TerminalNexus 1.0.0

A high-performance terminal styling engine for Python, designed for advanced UI/UX in command-line interfaces.

TerminalNexus: Advanced Terminal Styling

A high-performance terminal styling engine for Python, designed for advanced UI/UX in command-line interfaces. TerminalNexus provides seamless integration of HEX color codes into your terminal applications, enabling you to create visually stunning and professional command-line interfaces.

🚀 Features

• High-Performance HEX Color Processing: Efficiently convert and apply HEX color codes to terminal text
• Lightweight & Fast: Minimal overhead, maximum performance
• Easy to Use: Simple, intuitive API for styling terminal output
• Cross-Platform: Works on Windows, Linux, and macOS
• Python 3.6+ Compatible: Supports all modern Python versions

📥 Installation

Install TerminalNexus using pip:

pip install terminalnexus

Or install directly from GitHub:

pip install git+https://github.com/NexusDev-Labs/TerminalNexus.git

🎨 Quick Start

Get started with TerminalNexus in just a few lines of code:

import terminalnexus

# Print colored text
print(terminalnexus.set("#ff0000") + "Hello, World!" + terminalnexus.reset())

# Use in input prompts
user_input = input(terminalnexus.set("#00ff00") + "Enter your name: " + terminalnexus.set("#0000ff"))

📖 Usage Examples

Basic Text Styling

import terminalnexus

# Red text
print(terminalnexus.set("#ff0000") + "This is red text" + terminalnexus.reset())

# Green text
print(terminalnexus.set("#00ff00") + "This is green text" + terminalnexus.reset())

# Blue text
print(terminalnexus.set("#0000ff") + "This is blue text" + terminalnexus.reset())

Interactive Prompts

import terminalnexus

name = input(
    terminalnexus.set("#00ff00") + 
    "What's your name? " + 
    terminalnexus.set("#ffff00")
)
print(terminalnexus.set("#ff00ff") + f"Hello, {name}!" + terminalnexus.reset())

Combining Colors

import terminalnexus

# Create colorful output
message = (
    terminalnexus.set("#ff5733") + "Welcome" +
    terminalnexus.reset() + " to " +
    terminalnexus.set("#33c3f0") + "TerminalNexus" +
    terminalnexus.reset()
)
print(message)

🔧 API Reference

terminalnexus.set(hex)

Sets the terminal color to the specified HEX code.

Parameters:

• hex (str): A HEX color code in the format #RRGGBB (e.g., #ff0000 for red)

Returns:

• str: ANSI escape sequence for the specified color

Example:

color_code = terminalnexus.set("#ff5733")

terminalnexus.reset()

Resets the terminal color to default.

Returns:

• str: ANSI escape sequence to reset terminal formatting

Example:

reset_code = terminalnexus.reset()

📋 Requirements

• Python 3.6 or higher
• A terminal that supports ANSI color codes (most modern terminals)

🤝 Contributing

We welcome contributions! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

📜 License

TerminalNexus is open-source software released under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

🌐 Links

• GitHub: https://github.com/NexusDev-Labs/TerminalNexus
• Issues: https://github.com/NexusDev-Labs/TerminalNexus/issues

💡 Acknowledgments

Thank you for using TerminalNexus! We hope this library helps you create beautiful and engaging command-line interfaces.