#🔒 pystyle help
light sphinx
I want to print a text that has pink and white just like this using pystyle but cannot find a way how to.
viral osprey
What have you tried?
light sphinx
What have you tried?
Everything I literally can't even tell you
I've tried everything on the pystyle github to help me
I've tried stuff on stack overflow
I've messed around with random lines of code
I just have no thoughtts at this point
viral osprey
wow, last update was a few years ago
light sphinx
i know
viral osprey
broken image links too
light sphinx
They don't even give good info on how to use it
viral osprey
I wonder if it's maintained still
light sphinx
Many people use it but
viral osprey
Maybe there's another way to do what you want?
light sphinx
I went through the source of the pystyle
viral osprey
You just want colored text in your TUI?
light sphinx
Yes
I just want the text to be like that
pink to white gradient
if theres a way to get the code of it i can add it in there
and it would work
but I cant find it
viral osprey
Where did you get your example from?
light sphinx
Their github
viral osprey
I'm not sure you can do what you want to do in a terminal.
viral osprey
yes, the picture
light sphinx
my friend sent it to me asking how to do it
so I tried
and have no clue
If there is a way to revert a file like main.pyc to main.py
then my issue would be solved because its in his old file
but its obfuscated
viral osprey
Your friend is doing it in the terminal?
light sphinx
yes
viral osprey
Are you sure it's not a particular font that he is using?
The only way I know of to change text color in terminals is on a character by character basis.
viral osprey
Also you would need a terminal that supported a big palette which isn't the case by default.
If you do want to mess around with colors you can try termcolor
If you want to make that work on Windows you will need colorama
!pypi colorama
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vast bay
If you want to make that work on Windows you will need colorama
Iirc u can just do something weird like os.system('color')
And on windows 11 i think it works by default? Unsure
viral osprey
That just lets you change the colors of the terminal
you have to pass it an argument too
viral osprey
Well I don't know about Windows 11 but you should be able to do it in Windows 10
everything you never wanted to know about the palette for the windows cli
It's only got a 16-color palette unless you use the Terminal app
vast bay
It's only got a 16-color palette unless you use the Terminal app
It does support ansi is the point im making!!
So this isnt true
viral osprey
The limitations are well-documented.
vast bay
Thought it seems the os.system("color") is just something done to be more clear. Any input works.
From stackoverflow
For windows, calling os.system("") makes the ANSI escape sequence get processed correctly:
import os
os.system("") # enables ansi escape characters in terminal
COLOR = {
"HEADER": "\033[95m",
"BLUE": "\033[94m",
"GREEN": "\033[92m",
"RED": "\033[91m",
"ENDC": "\033[0m",
}
print(COLOR["GREEN"], "Testing Green!!", COLOR["ENDC"])
You make gradients using ansi escape codes
