Hey dear community, I want to use advanced RGB Coloring in python for teminals. There are already some modules but not advancrd enough. I hope this feature will be added in the next python versions! ❤ I believe in this strong community, this will powerup our ascii designs in terminals most users made!
On Wed, Jul 14, 2021 at 10:53 PM <z3ntl3discord@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey dear community,
I want to use advanced RGB Coloring in python for teminals.
There are already some modules but not advancrd enough.
I hope this feature will be added in the next python versions!
I believe in this strong community, this will powerup our ascii designs in terminals most users made!
Sounds like you're talking about 256 color ANSI escape codes? There are some packages on PyPI that look like they provide that; have you looked at them, and if so, in what ways are they not advanced enough? ChrisA
I think you'll find rich (https://github.com/willmcgugan/rich) quite useful [image: --] *Felipe* Bidu *(Felipe Rodrigues)* [image: https://]*https://felipevr.com* <https://felipevr.com> On Wed, Jul 14, 2021 at 9:58 AM Chris Angelico <rosuav@gmail.com> wrote:
On Wed, Jul 14, 2021 at 10:53 PM <z3ntl3discord@gmail.com> wrote:
Hey dear community,
I want to use advanced RGB Coloring in python for teminals.
There are already some modules but not advancrd enough.
I hope this feature will be added in the next python versions!
I believe in this strong community, this will powerup our ascii designs
in terminals most users made!
Sounds like you're talking about 256 color ANSI escape codes? There are some packages on PyPI that look like they provide that; have you looked at them, and if so, in what ways are they not advanced enough?
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