InforcehubColors¶
This provides simple utilities to return inforcehub branded colors for use across applications such as matplotlib.
Usage¶
Import the color class and create an instance:
from inforcehub import InforcehubColors
ifh = InforcehubColors()
On this you can then get the specific colors by name:
ifh.pink # Hex code for our pink
ifh.blue # Hex code for our blue
Or you can see the list of colors available:
ifh.show() # Names of all colors and neutrals
ifh.show('core') # Names of core colors only
ifh.show('neutral') # Names of neutral colors only
Or you can get multiple color hexcodes in a list:
ifh.list() # Hex codes for everything
ifh.list('core') # Hex codes for core colors
ifh.list('colors') # Hex codes for all colors
ifh.list('neutral') # Hex codes for neutral colors
Note that these methods are class methods on the InforcehubColors object. So you do not have to create an instance first. But we suggest doing it using an instance as above as it will keep your code neater.
Module details¶
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class
inforcehub.colors.InforcehubColors[source]¶ A class that will return the inforcehub brand colors as single hex codes or lists for use in various packages such as matplotlib.
The objective of this package is to make it easier and quicker to create consistent-looking charts using branded colors
