🐦Coloratura

Awsome cprint() function to colored terminal text. Supported full RGB! 😍

Installation

You can install coloratura with pip as follows:

pip install coloratura

Usage

First of all, get the basic cprint functions and selected color palettes:

from coloratura import cprint, Pantone, Bit4

Printing colored text is incredibly ea``sy:

cprint('This text is in the CLASSIC BLUE color from the Pantone palette', color=Pantone.CLASSIC_BLUE)

Easy right? But what if you want to print text with a colored background?

cprint('This is great!', color=Pantone.EMERALD, bg=Pantone.ULTIMATE_GRAY)

You can also add styles to the font:

cprint('This string is italic and green', color=Bit4.GREEN, styles=['italic'])

You can mix multiple text styles

cprint('This string is italic and bold', styles=['italic', 'bold'])

Colors and styles

List of all styles

bold, italic, underline, strong-underline, crossed-out, framed

Remember: Styles can be mixed together by including them in the list of strings

List of all colors from the pantone palette:

List of all colors from the 4bit palette:

List of all colors from the Material palette:

List of all colors from the Flat palette:

List of all colors from the Social palette:

..pssst! Using .palette() you can check all the colors!

# example
Material.palette()

Too little? 🤔

With the Color class you can define your own colors in the full RGB spectrum 🤯

Look how simple it is:

CUSTOM_COLOR = Color('rgb', 191, 25, 50)

..and this is just the beginning of this great library! 💚