Python String Colors

Python String Colors allow users to change colors of the string in the terminal. I've created this so I can just make my terminal look just a bit more pretty whenever I use python.(I wondered how to make this soo yeah)

How to use

Just import the class from String_Color.py

from String_Color import COLOR

And it's all good to go!

Example on how to implement is below

from STRING_COLOR import COLOR

print("{COLOR.RGB(237, 145, 33)}CARROT!?")

if stupid:
    print(f"{COLOR.RED}{COLOR.BOLD}I'm sad to announce but this is stupid{COLOR.RESET}")
else:
    print(f"{COLOR.GREEN}NO STUPID!!{COLOR.BRIGHT_HIGHLIGHT_YELLOW}(hopefully){COLOR.RESET}")

Documentation

Whenver using ID Highlights(HIGHLIGHTS_ID) or ID Colors(ID) use the table below as the reference

Note: Going below 0 or above 255 won't cause any issues(in theory that is)

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All of the information was used from ANSI Escape Sequences