v2.3.1

Fixed

• add default NoneType to __setattr__

v2.3.0

Added

• Add __all__

Changed

• update param passed to Color.print
• update param passed to Color.get

v2.2.0

Added

• Add py.typed

v2.1.0

Added

• Allows any object for print

v2.0.1

Security

• Bump urllib3 from 1.26.3 to 1.26.5

v2.0.0

Added

• Adds colorama for Windows systems
• Overrides __repr__
• Adds string formatter to get
• Adds populate for all elements
• Raises TypeError if setting invalid attribute name
• Raises IndexError if setting of range int attributes
• Raises TypeError if setting invalid attribute type
• Raises ValueError if setting invalid attribute str value
• Overrides __len__
• Allows empty get or print without raising an IndexError

Changed

• Renames: text -> fore, background -> back
• Renames: purple -> magenta
• Moves: _get_processed -> __setattr__
• Improves compiled ANSI string and default types

Deprecated

• populate_colors is deprecated in favour of populate("fore")

Removed

• Removes multicolor feature
• Removes pop method
• Removes functionality to pass single {1,2,3} digit number as {1,2,3} arg(s)

Fixed

• Fixes print method to mirror builtin
• Removes default black background for none
• Adds all effects
• Objects can be properly added with __setattr__

Multicolor

New Methods

• multicolor():
  • All colors present in class with randomly color string
• set_str():
  • Set a new subclass with an ansi escaped string
• get_object():
  • separate an ansi escaped string into an object containing ansi code and bare string
• get_list():
  • separate an ansi escaped string into a list containing ansi code and bare string

Add keyword colours

Return string coloured by chosen keywords
The colour of the class will be the colour of the keyword while the rest of the string will remain as it was
Includes option to scatter the search (instead of only words) and option to ignore cases

color = Color(populate=True)
str_ = "String of substrings to colour"
colored_keys = color.red.get_key(str_, "String", scatter=False, ignore_case=False)

These few lines of code would be returned with the substring "String" highlighted in red

Add populate arg

Colors("colors") is not intuitive
Colors(populate=True) will populate all colors into class now

Add populate colors

When called with the "colors" string argument the new instance will be populated with an instance for every color.
When combined with the bold object this further simplifies the use of this module.
example:
c = Color("colors")
c.red.print("not bold")
c.red.bold.print("bold")
c.yellow.print("not bold")
c.yellow.bold.print("bold")
etc...