Custom String Styling for Foreground Text Colors#

`Color`#

Enumerable class of all available standard text colors.

Options:

Color	Custom	Example
	`Color.GREEN`	`This is GREEN!`
	`Color.YELLOW`	`This is YELLOW!`
	`Color.RED`	`This is RED!`
	`Color.MAGENTA`	`This is MAGENTA!`
	`Color.BLUE`	`This is BLUE!`
	`Color.CYAN`	`This is CYAN!`
	`Color.WHITE`	`This is WHITE!`
	`Color.BLACK`	`This is BLACK!`
-	`Color.DEFAULT`	-
-	`Color.OFF`	-

Example:

Example

Python
from colorist import Color

print(f"I want {Color.RED}red{Color.OFF} color inside this paragraph")

print(f"Both {Color.GREEN}green{Color.OFF} and {Color.YELLOW}yellow{Color.OFF} are nice colors")

How it appears in the terminal:

% I want red color inside this paragraph
% Both green and yellow are nice colors

Tip

Remember to turn off a color with Color.OFF or BrightColor.OFF every time you want to revert back to the default terminal text style. Otherwise, the effect may spill over and into other terminal messages.

`BrightColor`#

Enumerable class of all available standard bright text colors.

Options:

Color	Custom	Example
	`BrightColor.GREEN`	`This is BRIGHT GREEN!`
	`BrightColor.YELLOW`	`This is BRIGHT YELLOW!`
	`BrightColor.RED`	`This is BRIGHT RED!`
	`BrightColor.MAGENTA`	`This is BRIGHT MAGENTA!`
	`BrightColor.BLUE`	`This is BRIGHT BLUE!`
	`BrightColor.CYAN`	`This is BRIGHT CYAN!`
	`BrightColor.WHITE`	`This is BRIGHT WHITE!`
	`BrightColor.BLACK`	`This is BRIGHT BLACK!`
-	`BrightColor.DEFAULT`	-
-	`BrightColor.OFF`	-

Example:

Example

Python
from colorist import BrightColor

print(f"I want {BrightColor.CYAN}cyan{BrightColor.OFF} color inside this paragraph")

How it appears in the terminal:

% I want cyan color inside this paragraph

Custom String Styling for Foreground Text Colors#

Color#

BrightColor#

`Color`#

`BrightColor`#