Access to the styles utilized by CalSciPy is provided through :class:`COLORS <CalSciPy.color_scheme.COLORS>`, :class:`TERM_SCHEME <CalSciPy.color_scheme.TERM_SCHEME>`, ColorSpectrum, and through :class:`matplotlib's <matplotlib>` style contexts.
Access to :class:`COLORS <CalSciPy.color_scheme.COLORS>` permits retrieval of the associated RGB tuple for a desired color through its name, index, or directly through its attribute implementation. More information on which colors are available can be found :class:`here <CalSciPy.color_scheme._ColorScheme>`.
.. centered:: **Using CalSciPy's Color Scheme**
from CalSciPy.color_scheme import COLORS
red = COLORS.RED
red = COLORS("red")
red = COLORS(0)
red, green, blue = [COLORS(i) for i in range(3)]Users can utilize CalSciPy's :class:`matplotlib` style through :class:`matplotlib's style context manager <matplotlib.pyplot.style.context>`.
.. centered:: **Using CalSciPy's Matplotlib Style**
import matplotlib
from matplotlib import pyplot as plt
with plt.style.context("CalSciPy.main"):
fig = plt.figure()Users can utilize CalSciPy's terminal printing style by using :class:`TERM_SCHEME <CalSciPy.color_scheme.TERM_SCHEME>`. Calling :class:`TERM_SCHEME <CalSciPy.color_scheme.TERM_SCHEME>` with a specific property or attribute string alongside a string message will return your original message with the requested formatting. More information on available formatting can be found :class:`here <CalSciPy.color_scheme._TerminalScheme>`.
.. centered:: **Using CalSciPy's Terminal Style**
from CalSciPy.color_scheme import TERM_SCHEME
message = "Hello World!"
formatted_message = TERM_SCHEME(message, "header")