CODEWITHSUNDEEP
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eponkratova
eponkratova

Reputation: 477

Change font color depending on a color assigned - Python

I have a table with records which have a Munsell color assigned which I could potentially turn in RGB. Is there a way for Python to read the RGB value and color a word accordingly? I've been researching on it, and it seems that it is maybe a css/js task, not a Python task but as I was doing the analysis in Python, I was wondering if I could create a word cloud with words colored in a corresponding color assigned.

Intput:

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Output:

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Upvotes: 1

Views: 347

Answers (1)

ori6151
ori6151

Reputation: 592

You cannot have colors in CSV file. but if you want, you can output in the console like this:
I am not sure about RGB, but you can use Colorama for colors.
Something like:

from colorama import init, Fore
import pandas
init()
csv = pandas.read_csv(file_path)
for row, munsell, color in zip(csv['row'], csv['munsell'], csv['rgb']):
    print(getattr(Fore, color) + f"row: {row}, munsell: {munsell}" + Fore.RESET)

Fore.RESET is important. always add it at the end.
in your csv file, your RGB color codes need to match colorama's attributes. example of a csv file:

row,munsell,rgb
1,10RP,RED
2,20RP, LIGHTRED_EX

EDIT:
You need to install colorama
And install pandas

EDIT2:
Changed the for loop a bit to match your case.

Upvotes: 1

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