mplutils.Colors

class mplutils.Colors(red='#AE1117', teal='#008081', blue='#376EB5', pink='#D4B9DA', orange='#ED7800', yellow='#FCE205', lemon='#EFFD5F', corn='#E4CD05', purple='#CA8DFD', darkpurple='#9300FF', lightgreen='#3BB143', green='#007F00', darkgreen='#0B6623', grey='#9D9D9C', black='#000000', white='#FFFFFF')

Various colors.

Instantiate, then use:

>>> import mplutils as mplu
>>> colors = mplu.Colors()
>>> colors
Colors(red='#AE1117', teal='#008081', blue='#376EB5', pink='#D4B9DA', orange='#ED7800', yellow='#FCE205', lemon='#EFFD5F', corn='#E4CD05', purple='#CA8DFD', darkpurple='#9300FF', lightgreen='#3BB143', green='#007F00', darkgreen='#0B6623', grey='#9D9D9C', black='#000000', white='#FFFFFF')
>>> colors.red
'#AE1117'
>>> colors[0]
'#AE1117'
>>> colors[0:3]
('#AE1117', '#008081', '#376EB5')

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See also

OkabeItoPalette

OkabeItoMutedPalette

OkabeItoAccentPalette

Methods