Discord.py Color - Python

Discord.py Color is a Python package that adds color to your Discord.py rewrite bot's messages. It provides an easy way to add colors and styles to messages without the need to manually format strings with escape characters.

Installation

To install Discord.py Color, you can use pip:

pip install discord-py-color

Usage

Discord.py Color is easy to use. First, import the Color class from the package:

from discord_py_color import Color

Then, create a new instance of the Color class:

color = Color()

You can use the color instance to add colors and styles to your messages. For example:

# Apply a color to text
colored_text = color.red("This text is red.")

# Apply a style to text
colored_text = color.bold("This text is bold.")

# Apply a color and style to text
colored_text = color.red(color.bold("This text is red and bold."))

You can also use the color instance to add colors and styles to embed fields:

# Create an embed
embed = Embed(title="My Embed", description="This is my embedded message.")

# Add a colored field
embed.add_field(name="My Field", value=color.red("This field is red."))

You can find more information about how to use Discord.py Color in the documentation.

Supported Colors

Discord.py Color supports the following colors:

• Red
• Blue
• Green
• Yellow
• Purple
• Cyan
• Orange
• Grey

You can use these colors with the color instance like this:

color.red("This text is red.")
color.blue("This text is blue.")
color.green("This text is green.")
color.yellow("This text is yellow.")
color.purple("This text is purple.")
color.cyan("This text is cyan.")
color.orange("This text is orange.")
color.grey("This text is grey.")

Conclusion

Discord.py Color is a useful package for adding color and style to your Discord.py rewrite bot's messages. With it, you can create eye-catching and visually appealing messages without the need for manual formatting. Give it a try today!