paraphernalia.colors module¶

Colour and colour palette utilities.

class Palette(value)[source]¶

A palette of colours.

rgb()[source]¶

Returns: an (r, g, b) tuple where each component is 0-255
Return type: Tuple

unit_rgb()[source]¶

Returns: and (r, g, b) tuple where each component is 0-1
Return type: Tuple

classmethod as_rgb()[source]¶

Convert this palette to a list of (r, g, b) tuples where each component is 0-255.

Return type: List[Tuple]

classmethod as_unit_rgb()[source]¶

Convert this palette to a list of (r, g, b) tuples where each component is 0-1.

Return type: List[Tuple]

class BW(value)[source]¶

A simple black and white palette.

BLACK = '#000000'¶

WHITE = '#FFFFFF'¶

class C64(value)[source]¶

The Commodore 64 palette.

Taken from https://www.c64-wiki.com/wiki/Color

BLACK = '#000000'¶

WHITE = '#FFFFFF'¶

RED = '#880000'¶

CYAN = '#AAFFEE'¶

PURPLE = '#CC44CC'¶

GREEN = '#00CC55'¶

BLUE = '#0000AA'¶

YELLOW = '#EEEE77'¶

ORANGE = '#DD8855'¶

BROWN = '#664400'¶

LIGHT_RED = '#FF7777'¶

GREY_1 = '#333333'¶

GREY_2 = '#777777'¶

LIGHT_GREEN = '#AAFF66'¶

LIGHT_BLUE = '#0088FF'¶

GREY_3 = '#BBBBBB'¶

class ZX_SPECTRUM(value)[source]¶

The Sinclair ZX Spectrum palette.

Taken from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ZX_Spectrum_graphic_modes

BLACK = '#000000'¶

BLUE = '#0000EE'¶

RED = '#EE0000'¶

MAGENTA = '#EE00EE'¶

GREEN = '#00EE00'¶

CYAN = '#00EEEE'¶

YELLOW = '#EEEE00'¶

WHITE = '#EEEEEE'¶

BRIGHT_BLACK = '#000000'¶

BRIGHT_BLUE = '#0000FF'¶

BRIGHT_RED = '#FF0000'¶

BRIGHT_MAGENTA = '#FF00FF'¶

BRIGHT_GREEN = '#00FF00'¶

BRIGHT_CYAN = '#00FFFF'¶

BRIGHT_YELLOW = '#FFFF00'¶

BRIGHT_WHITE = '#FFFFFF'¶

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