textmood 0.1.3

Colour your terminal output by emotional tone

textmood

Colour your terminal output by emotional tone.

textmood analyses the mood of any text and prints it in a matching colour — happy text in yellow, angry in red, sad in blue, calm in cyan, fearful in magenta.

Install

pip install textmood

Quick start

As a command

textmood "I can't believe how amazing today was!"
textmood "This is absolutely frustrating and broken."
textmood "The weather is mild. Nothing special."

# Show mood scores
textmood "I love this wonderful day!" --scores

In your Python code

from textmood import print_mood, score_text

# Print text in its mood colour
print_mood("I love this amazing day!")

# Just get the mood without printing
mood, scores = score_text("This is terrible and broken.")
print(mood)     # "angry"
print(scores)   # {"happy": 0, "angry": 2, "sad": 0, ...}

Moods and colours

Mood	Colour	Example words
Happy	Yellow	amazing, love, wonderful, excited
Angry	Red	hate, terrible, furious, broken
Sad	Blue	sad, lonely, heartbroken, grief
Calm	Cyan	fine, okay, normal, mild
Fearful	Magenta	scared, anxious, panic, dread

Contributing

1. Fork this repo
2. Create a branch: git checkout -b my-feature
3. Make your changes and add tests
4. Run tests: pytest tests/ -v
5. Open a pull request

Bug reports and feature ideas are welcome — open an issue anytime.

License

MIT © 2025 Jose Dalanon