Color
=====
256 8-bit colors
----------------
```python
print(ansi_escape.color("fg", "red") + "red text")
```
Makes the color of the text itself (aka the foreground color) red.  

```python
print(ansi_escape.color("bg", "bright-cyan") + "bright cyan text background")
```
This will make the background color bright cyan.  

ansi_escape.color() also supports the numbers 0-255 [here is a list explaining each number.](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#8-bit)

```python
print(ansi_escape.color("bg", 33) + "text")
```

You can also use the following human readable names insteead of 0-16:

| Instead of | Use            |
| ---------: | :------------- |
|           0|"black"         |
|           1|"red"           |
|           2|"green"         |
|           3|"yellow"        |
|           4|"blue"          |
|           5|"magenta"       |
|           6|"cyan"          |
|           7|"white"         |
|           8|"bright-black"  |
|           9|"bright-red"    |
|          10|"bright-green"  |
|          11|"bright-yellow" |
|          12|"bright-blue"   |
|          13|"bright-magenta"|
|          14|"bright-cyan"   |
|          15|"bright-white"  |

24-bit True Color
-----------------
To do this provide ansi_escape.color() with "fg" or "bg" + 3 comma reperated values for r, g, and b respectivley, each rgb value can be a number between 0-255.  

```python
print(ansi_escape.color("bg", 128, 0, 255) + "bg for background color")
print(ansi_escape.color("fg", 255, 69, 128) + "fg for foreground color")
```