Get the html or rgb code of one of the Deutsche Bahn AG brand colours.
Application example (see more examples):
db_colors.get('red', 200) # Returns '#fcc8c3'
['blue', 'burgundy', 'cool-grey', 'cyan', 'green', 'light-green', 'orange', 'pink', 'red', 'turquoise', 'violet', 'warm-grey', 'yellow']
dbmarkenfarben is available via PyPi.
pip install dbmarkenfarbenpip install --upgrade dbmarkenfarbenor
pip install -U dbmarkenfarben
import dbmarkenfarben as dbmf
db_colors = dbmf.DeutscheBahnMarkenFarben()
db_colors.print_colors() # Prints and returns a list of available colours.
db_colors.colors # Returns a dictionary of available colours.
db_colors.get('red') # Returns '#ec0016'
db_colors.get('red', 200) # Returns '#fcc8c3'
db_colors.get('red', 200, 'rgb') # Returns (252, 200, 195)get(
color_name,
color_saturation=500,
return_format='html'
):
"""
Get the color code for the given color name.
Parameters
----------
color_name : str
Name of the brand colour of Deutsche Bahn AG.
https://marketingportal.extranet.deutschebahn.com/marketingportal/Marke-und-Design/Basiselemente/Farbe
color_saturation : int, optional
100, 200, 300, 400, 500, 600, 700 or 800. The default is 500.
return_format : str, optional
Whether the html or rgb color code shall be returnd.
The default is 'html'.
Raises
------
ValueError
Invalid return format.
Returns
-------
Color code : str (html) OR tuple (rgb)
"""
