yulm-styled 1.2.0

A package for colorizing and styling text

YULM Styled

YULM Styled is a Python module that provides ANSI escape codes for text and background color styling. It allows you to add colorful and visually appealing text to your command-line applications.

Features

• Text colorization using ANSI escape codes
• Faded text colors for a subtle effect
• Rainbow text with changing colors
• Background colors for text

Usage

Text Colorization

You can colorize your text by using the colorize_text function:

import yulm_styled

# Specify the text and color
text = "Hello, World!"
color = yulm_styled.Color.RED

# Colorize the text
colored_text = yulm_styled.colorize_text(text, color)

# Print the colored text
print(colored_text)

Faded Text Color

You can apply faded color to your text using the fade_text function:

import yulm_styled

text = "Hello, World!"
color = yulm_styled.FadedColor.YELLOW

faded_text = yulm_styled.fade_text(text, color)

print(faded_text)

Rainbow Text

To apply a rainbow effect to your text, use the rainbow_text function:

import yulm_styled

text = "Hello, World!"

rainbow_text = yulm_styled.rainbow_text(text)

print(rainbow_text)

Background Color

You can add background colors to your text by using the colorize_text function with the background parameter:

import yulm_styled

text = "Hello, World!"
color = yulm_styled.Color.RED
background = yulm_styled.BackgroundColor.YELLOW

colored_text = yulm_styled.colorize_text(text, color, background)

print(colored_text)

Adding More Colors

If you want to add more colors, you can modify the module by extending the existing color classes (Color, FadedColor, RainbowColor, BackgroundColor) with additional ANSI escape codes.

License

This module is released under the MIT License. See LICENSE for more information.

Author

• Author: LopeKinz
• GitHub: https://github.com/lopekinz/yulm-styled