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ChromifyPro
Advanced tools
ChromifyPro is a Python library for working with color palettes and themes.
It comes with built-in templates and also allows loading custom palettes from ZIP files.
#RRGGBB or #RGB)."ChromifyPro").pip install ChromifyPro
ChromifyPro automatically loads templates from the ChromifyPro_template folder when imported.
Use the global TEMPLATE_COLORS dictionary to access them.
from ChromifyPro import TEMPLATE_COLORS
# List available palettes
print("Available palettes:", list(TEMPLATE_COLORS.keys()))
# Access colors from a specific palette
palette_name = "palette_01"
colors = TEMPLATE_COLORS.get(palette_name, [])
print(f"Colors in {palette_name}: {colors}")
Example structure of
TEMPLATE_COLORS:
{
"palette_01": ["#FF0000", "#00FF00", "#0000FF"],
"palette_02": ["#123456", "#ABCDEF"],
}
The load_from_zip function allows loading custom palettes from a ZIP file:
[{"hex": "#FF0000"}, {"hex": "#00FF00"}]name,hex#RRGGBBfrom ChromifyPro import load_from_zip
# Load colors directly from a ZIP file
colors = load_from_zip("/path/to/custom_palettes.zip")
# Print loaded colors
for color in colors:
print(color.to_hex())
Returns a list of
Colorobjects ready to use.
TEMPLATE_COLORS with Custom ZIPAfter loading a ZIP, refresh the global TEMPLATE_COLORS to include new palettes:
from ChromifyPro import load_from_template, TEMPLATE_COLORS
# Reload templates into the global TEMPLATE_COLORS dictionary
TEMPLATE_COLORS = load_from_template()
# Access a newly loaded custom palette
custom_colors = TEMPLATE_COLORS.get("my_custom_palette", [])
print(custom_colors)
"ChromifyPro" as the default password.#RRGGBB or #RGB.This project is licensed under the MIT License.
ChromifyPro/
├── __init__.py
├── Color.py
├── Converter.py
├── utils.py
├── ChromifyPro_template/
│ ├── palette_01.json
│ ├── palette_02.csv
│ └── ...
└── ...
FAQs
Color conversion library
We found that ChromifyPro demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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