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🚩 What is hexstyle?

hexstyle is a tiny, dependency-free Python package that lets you print colored text in your terminal using HEX color codes — just like in web design. It's simple, lightweight, and supports every imaginable color with easy-to-use helper functions.

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🚀 Installation

Install from PyPI:

pip install hexstyle

PyPI: https://pypi.org/project/hexstyle/

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🧩 Quick usage

import hexstyle

print(hexstyle.set("#ff0000") + "Hello, world!" + hexstyle.reset())

hexstyle.set(hex: str)

• hex: the hex color you want to use

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📚 Features

• Use any HEX color to style your terminal text
• Lightweight & dependency-free — pure Python
• Works on most modern terminals (Windows, macOS, Linux)

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⚠️ Notes & Limitations

• ANSI color codes may not display correctly in environments that don't support truecolor (24-bit) — for example, some older Windows terminals or minimal Docker shells.
• Output colors may vary slightly depending on your terminal theme or emulator.
• This package only affects terminal (stdout) text — it won’t color text in log files or GUI applications.
• Unicode/emoji characters work fine, but truecolor accuracy may vary between fonts or shells.

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🧪 Examples

A short interactive example:

import hexstyle

print(hexstyle.set("#ff0000") + "Hello, world!" + hexstyle.reset())
input(hexstyle.set("#00ff00") + "How are you today?: " + hexstyle.set("#0000ff"))

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🆘 Quick Fix

• If you see weird formatting like ←[38;2;255;0;0mHello, world!←[0m, try clearing the terminal (cls on Windows, clear on Linux/macOS) or switching to a terminal that supports ANSI colors.

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📦 Where to get help

• Project on PyPI: pypi.org/project/hexstyle/
• Telegram: @Swezy

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📝 License

Distributed under the MIT License — see LICENSE for details.

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👤 Maintainer & Contact

• Maintainer: @SwezyDev
• Telegram: @Swezy

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