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pycolorise 1.0.0
Add colors to the terminal
License: MIT
Requires Python: >=3.7
Keywords: colors,terminal colors,pycolorise

# pycolorise

- Add **colors/fonts** to the terminal
- The terminal colorizer is a tool that improves the visual experience of terminal applications

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# Features

- It provides **templates** for foreground, background colors and font styles for re-usability.

- It supports **24-bit true colors, RGB, and hex colors**, providing a wide range of color options.

- The colorizer is built using **object-oriented programming** principles, making it highly customizable.

- Developers can easily create their own color schemes to suit their needs.

- The colorizer has **no dependencies**, making it easy to integrate into any project without adding unnecessary
  overhead.

# Installation

For stable version, use below command

```shell
pip install -U pycolorise
```

For latest/beta version, install it using `git`

```shell
pip install -U git+https://github.com/Modern-Realm/pycolorise
```

# Quickstart

Create a file with '.py ' extension, Like: **main.py**

```python
# For foreground colors
from pycolorise.colors import *
# For background colors
from pycolorise.bgColors import *
# For font styles like: bold, italic, etc
from pycolorise.styles import *

print(Purple("• Foreground colors:"))
print(
    Red("red"), BrightRed("bred"),
    Green("green"), BrightGreen("bgreen")
)

print(Purple("\n• Background colors:"))
print(
    BgRed("red"), BgBrightRed("bred"),
    BgGreen("green"), BgBrightGreen("bgreen")
)

print(Purple("\n• Fonts:"))
print(
    Bold("bold"), Underline("underline"),
    StrikeThrough("strike through"),
    Italic("italic"), Framed("framed")
)
```

Output:

<img src="https://github.com/Modern-Realm/pycolorise/blob/main/images/output-1.png" alt="output">

# Useful Links:

- For more guidance check [Examples](https://github.com/Modern-Realm/pycolorise/tree/main/Examples)
- [Documentation](https://modern-realm.github.io/pycolorise/)
- [Contributing](https://github.com/Modern-Realm/pycolorise/blob/main/.github/CONTRIBUTING.md)
- [Code of Conduct](https://github.com/Modern-Realm/pycolorise/blob/main/.github/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md)

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# Contact Us

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JsToPy 0.1.5
A library that add to python some js functions.
License: MIT

# JsToPy
A library that add to python some js functions.

## Installation
`pip3 install JsToPy` or `pip3 install --user JsToPy`

## Why JsToPy?
JsToPy makes JavaScript code using in Python.

JS code:
```js
var this = require("a-lib");

var nums = [];
nums.length = 10;
nums.fill("Foobar");
console.log(nums);
```

Using JsToPy:
```py
import JsToPy

this = require("a-lib");

nums = [];
nums.number = 10;
nums.fill("js in python");
console.log(nums);
```