COLORS

Module colors is for print complex color in the console output with your own texts. Also, this module is for showing example colors that’s you might be used in your project.

FUNCTION set_complex_color

mdsanima_dev.colors.set_complex_color() → str

Define color console variables.

Warning

Do not use this function in your code, it is needed to perform other functions.

Returns:

Color console literal variable.

Return type:

str

Usage:

Assigning a function to a variable:

sx, xm, ex = complex_color()
start_c, middle_c, end_c = complex_color()

FUNCTION get_color

mdsanima_dev.colors.get_color(text: str = 'mdsanima', color: int = 255) → str

This function is almost the same as get_complex_color function.

The difference is that the return is a sequence of unicode characters and to get the output in the terminal in a color you need to use the print function.

Parameters:

• text (str, optional) – The text you want to use for color output in the console, defaults to mdsanima.

• color (int, optional) – The color number you want to use for color output in the console, defaults to 255.

Returns:

Colored text output in the console.

Return type:

str

Usage:

Assigning a function by calling to variable or assigning a function to a variable just add after import mds = get_color and in the next line type mds_a = mds("I love Python", 86) in your code:

from mdsanima_dev.colors import get_color
mds_a = get_color("I love Python", 86)
mds_b = get_color("mdsanima", 186)
print(mds_a, mds_b)

Also you can use machine function:

from mdsanima_dev.colors import get_color
from mdsanima_dev.utils.tools import machine
mds = get_color
mds_a = mds("I love Python", 86)
mds_b = mds("mdsanima", 186)
machine(mds_a + " " + mds_b, 0.01)

FUNCTION get_complex_color

mdsanima_dev.colors.get_complex_color(text: str = 'mdsanima', color: int = 255, end=None) → str

This feature allows you to print colored text to the output of the console. Now the function works the same like print function.

Parameters:

• text (str, optional) – The text you want to use for color output in the console, defaults to mdsanima.

• color (int, optional) – The color number you want to use for color output in the console, defaults to 255.

• end (str, optional) – End of line print, defaults to None.

Returns:

Colored text output in the console.

Return type:

str

Usage:

Assigning a function to a variable mds then function calling returning printing colored text on the same line:

from mdsanima_dev.colors import get_complex_color
mds = get_complex_color
mds(color=44)
mds("mdsa", 160, " ")
mds("mds", 88, " ")
mds(text="mds", color=99, end=" ")
mds("mds", 86)
mds(end="mdsanima-dev", color=85, text="mds")

FUNCTION show_complex_color

mdsanima_dev.colors.show_complex_color(number: bool = False) → str

Function prints all available colors with a number or only text.

Parameters:

number (bool, optional) – Show color number, defaults to False.

Returns:

Show all colors in the console output.

Return type:

str

Usage:

Function calling:

from mdsanima_dev.colors import show_complex_color
show_complex_color(False)
show_complex_color(True)

EXAMPLE show_complex_color(False)

This is a example screenshots of the Shell Terminal in different variants, just for fun.

Shell Acrylic

Shell Dark

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EXAMPLE show_complex_color(True)

This is a example screenshots of the Shell Terminal in different variants, just for fun.

Shell Acrylic

Shell Dark

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Note

Now you know what numbers you have withs different colors, now you can use the function get_complex_color in your code.