CrafterColor 0.2.2
simplest and coolest color Library. print and menaged colors in Python!
License: MIT
Keywords: CrafterColor

# installation

Run the following to install:
```cmd
pip install CrafterColor
```
### or
```cmd
python -m pip install CrafterColor
```
if that didn't try replacing `pip` with `pip3`
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# Color
print and menaged colors in Python!
```python
>>> from CrafterColor import Color
>>> from CrafterColor import activeColor
>>> activeColor()
>>> Color((0,140,140),type='rgb') # rgb type default "hex"
<Color(color=35980,hex='008c8c')> # md doesn't support coloring
>>> Color('00cfff') # hex type
<Color(color=53247,hex='00cfff')> # md doesn't support coloring
>>>
>>> from CrafterColor import Colors
>>> dir(Colors)
[..., 'hex2rgb', 'hsl2rgb', 'int2hex', 'random', 'rgb', 'rgb2hex', 'terminalColors']
>>> dir(Colors.rgb)
[..., 'black', 'blue', 'brown', 'cyan', 'darkgreen', 'deeppink', 'deepskyblue', 'drakgray', 'gold', 'gray', 'green', 'hotpink', 'lime', 'orange', 'pink', 'purple', 'red', 'silver', 'skyblue', 'teal', 'violet', 'white', 'yellow']
>>> Color(Colors.random().color,type='rgb') # random color from the Colors.rgb class return basic ColorObj
<Color(color=32896,hex='008080')> # md doesn't support coloring
>>> print("logging color")
logging color # md doesn't support coloring
>>> print("FAIL color",color="FAIL")
FAIL color # md doesn't support coloring
>>> print("warn the color is here",color="WARNING")
warn the color is here # md doesn't support coloring
>>> print("[OK] color text is here",color="OKBLUE")
[OK] color text is here # md doesn't support coloring
```
## let's try Hello, World! program
```py
from CrafterColor import *
print("Hello, World!")
```

> **Warning**
> importing everything replace the bult-in print function.
> to replace it again add this block `print = __builtins__.print`

## examples Color/Colors class
### this is a test program
```py
from CrafterColor import __test__
```

![cmder.png colors](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/programminglaboratorys/Colorit/main/CrafterColor/IMGS/cmder.png)

### active Colors
```python
from CrafterColor import * #import Everything
activeColor() #trun on the Colors
print("normal COLOR",color="normal") # 'normal' means no colors or you can replace it with None
```

> **Important**
> if your using cmd or powershell make sure to call the activeColor function
### print Colors logs
```python
from CrafterColor.Print import printColors
from CrafterColor.Print import print
# the a available keywards Colors
for LOF in printColors:
	print("Hello, World",LOF,sep=": ",color=LOF)
```
### don't like printColors? then take a look at this
```py
from CrafterColor.Color import Color
print("green Color:", repr(Color((0,200,25),type='rgb')), color=normal)
# output : green Color: <Color(color=51225,hex='00c819')>
```
### change print color
```py
# contrell print color
print("Hello User, i am Blue!", color=Color((0,144,250),type='rgb'))

```

## random Colors

### random Color
```py
print("random Color:",repr(Color(type='random')), color=normal)
```

### random color from Color class
```py
from CrafterColor.Color import Color
# contrell print color
# random Color rgb(0>=255,0>=255,0>=255)
print("Hello User, i am Random Color!", color=Color((type='random'))
```
### random from Colors.rgb class

```py
from CrafterColor.Color import Colors
from CrafterColor.Color import Color
random = Colors.random()
# random color from the Colors.rgb class. return basic ColorObj
print("Hello, i am Random!", color=Color(random.color,type='rgb',name=random.name))
"""
>> random = Colors.random()
>> Color(random.color,type='rgb',name=random.name)
<Color(color=16753920,hex='ffa500',name='orange')>
"""
```
> **Note**
> you must pass the color type. call the bultin help function to know more
## example ColorArray
### random Colors Array
```py
>>> from CrafterColor import ColorArray
>>> ColorArray(range(0,10))
<Array([<Color(color=16197168,hex='f72630')>, <Color(color=3654320,hex='37c2b0')>, <Color(color=16176321,hex='f6d4c1')>, <Color(color=15026181,hex='e54805')>, <Color(color=16720637,hex='ff22fd')>, <Color(color=15261965,hex='e8e10d')>, <Color(color=15084580,hex='e62c24')>, <Color(color=8171351,hex='7caf57')>, <Color(color=13859068,hex='d378fc')>, <Color(color=285121,hex='0459c1')>])>
```
### random rgbs colors
```py
>>> colors = ColorArray(range(0,10),dum="null")
>>> colors
<Array([<Color(color=6908265,hex='696969',name='gray')>, <Color(color=16776960,hex='ffff00',name='yellow')>, <Color(color=16716947,hex='ff1493',name='deeppink')>, <Color(color=16716947,hex='ff1493',name='deeppink')>, <Color(color=8388736,hex='800080',name='purple')>, <Color(color=0,hex='000000',name='black')>, <Color(color=65280,hex='00ff00',name='lime')>, <Color(color=16738740,hex='ff69b4',name='hotpink')>, <Color(color=9055202,hex='8a2be2',name='violet')>, <Color(color=6908265,hex='696969',name='gray')>])>
```
### blank array
```python
>>> ColorArray(range(0,10),dum="blank::white")
<Array([<Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>, <Color(color=16777215,hex='ffffff',name='white')>])>
```
> **Warning**
> make sure to write the right value for dum
# Features
## ColorArray class Features
```python
>>> colors = ColorArray([Color('ffd700',name="gold"),Color('00aeff',name='blue'),Color("ee0000",name="red")],dum="blank::red")
>>> colors
<Array([<Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')>, <Color(color=44799,hex='00aeff',name='blue')>, <Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000',name='red')>])>
>>> colors[0]
<Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')>
>>> colors[1]
<Color(color=44799,hex='00aeff',name='blue')>
>>> colors.append("6aa84f")
>>> colors[len(colors)-1]
<Color(color=6989903,hex='6aa84f')>
>>> colors.display()
Color Object                                      | Color
------------------------------------------------------------
<Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')>  | â–ˆ
<Color(color=44799,hex='00aeff',name='blue')>     | â–ˆ
<Color(color=15597568,hex='ee0000',name='red')>   | â–ˆ
<Color(color=6989903,hex='6aa84f')>               | â–ˆ
# md doesn't support coloring
```
## Color class Features
```python
>>> myColor = colors[0]
>>> myColor.print("Hello World")
Hello World
>>> myColor.print
<bound method Color.print of <Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')>>
>>> myColor.colorize
<bound method Color.colorize of <Color(color=16766720,hex='ffd700',name='gold')>>
>>> myColor.colorize("Hello i am a color text")
'\x1b[38;2;255;215;0mHello i am a color text\x1b[0m'
>>> print(myColor.colorize("Hello i am a color text"))
Hello i am a color text
>>> str(myColor)
'#ffd700'
>>> int(myColor)
16766720
>>> hex(int(myColor))
'0xffd700'
>>> myColor.print()
â–ˆ
```
## Colors class Features
```python
>>> Colors.random_rgb()
(226, 137, 27)
>>> Colors.random_rgb()
(132, 188, 185)
>>> Colors.random()
<ColorObject(color=(192, 192, 192),name='silver')>
>>> Colors.random()
<ColorObject(color=(255, 20, 147),name='deeppink')>
>>> Colors.hex2rgb("00e0ff")
(0, 224, 255)
>>> Colors.hex2rgb("00efaa")
(0, 239, 170)
>>> Colors.rgb2hex(Colors.hex2rgb("00efaa"))
'00efaa'
>>> Colors.rgb2hex(Colors.hex2rgb("0aea0f"))
'0aea0f'
>>> Colors.rgb.brown
(139, 69, 19)
>>> Colors.rgb.white
(255, 255, 255)
>>> Colors.rgb.skyblue
(135, 206, 235)
>>> Colors.rgb2hex(Colors.rgb.skyblue)
'87ceeb'
```

## print Features
```python
>>> from CrafterColor import *
>>> activeColor()
>>>
>>> myColor = Color((250,250,0),type="rgb")
>>> print("Hello, World!",color=myColor)
Hello, World!
>>>
>>> bg_ = Color((0,200,200),type="rgb")
>>> print("Hello, World!",color=myColor,bg=bg_)
Hello, World!
>>> print("test",color="logb",bg="logc")
test
>>>
>>> print("test",color="logb",bg="bf0f00")
test
>>> print("test",color="c0c0c0",bg="bf0f00")
test
>>>
>>> from CrafterColor.Print import printColors,logs
>>> from CrafterColor import TColor
>>> dir(TColor),logs,printColors
(['BOLD', 'ENDC', 'FAIL', 'HEADER', 'LOG', 'LOGB', 'LOGC', 'NORMAL', 'OKBLUE', 'OKCYAN', 'OKGREEN', 'UNDERLINE', 'WARNING', ...], {'LOG': '16C60C', 'LOGB': '3B78FF', 'LOGC': '61D6D6', 'NORMAL': None}, ['FAIL', 'HEADER', 'OKBLUE', 'OKCYAN', 'OKGREEN', 'WARNING'])
```

# Change Log

0.2.0 (2022/06/30)
-------------------
- First Release


Change Log
==========

0.2.0 (2022/06/30)
-------------------
- First Release