# It is possible to use colorama module but it will require to install this module

'''

\033[ Escape code, this is always the same

0 = Style, 0 for normal.

32 = Text colour, 32 for bright green.

40m = Background colour, 40 is for black.

TEXT COLOUR CODE TEXT STYLE CODE BACKGROUND COLOUR CODE

Black 30 No effect 0 Black 40

Red 31 Bold 1 Red 41

Green 32 Underline 2 Green 42

Yellow 33 Negative1 3 Yellow 43

Blue 34 Negative2 5 Blue 44

Purple 35 Purple 45

Cyan 36 Cyan 46

White 37 White 47

'''

RED = '\033[0;31;49m'

LIGHTRED = '\033[0;91;49m'

YELLOW = '\033[0;33;49m'

LIGHTYELLOW = '\033[0;93;49m'

WHITE = '\033[0;47;49m'

"""Provide RGB color constants and a colors dictionary with

elements formatted: colors[colorname] = CONSTANT"""

from collections import namedtuple, OrderedDict

Color = namedtuple('RGB', 'red, green, blue')

colors = {} # dict of colors

class RGB(Color):

def hex_format(self):

'''Returns color in hex format'''

return '#{:02X}{:02X}{:02X}'.format(self.red, self.green, self.blue)

RED1 = RGB(255, 0, 0)

RED2 = RGB(238, 0, 0)

RED3 = RGB(205, 0, 0)

RED4 = RGB(139, 0, 0)

colors['red1'] = RED1

colors['red2'] = RED2

colors['red3'] = RED3

colors['red4'] = RED4

colors = OrderedDict(sorted(colors.items(), key=lambda t: t[0]))