This documentation outlines how to use the Color class to generate and manipulate colors.

To start using the Color class, initialize it by specifying the desired number of colors to generate. The constructor accepts two parameters:

1. Number of Colors: The first parameter dictates how many colors you want to generate.
2. Random Seed: The second parameter is the random seed. Providing a seed ensures that the color generation is repeatable. If a seed is not provided, one will be automatically generated, and it can be retrieved after the code execution for repeatability purposes.

Example:

c = Color(3, 17)

To generate random colors and retrieve the used or generated random seed, use the random_select_color method. This method returns a tuple containing the randomly selected colors and the random seed.

Example:

random_color, random_seed = c.random_select_color()
print(random_color, random_seed)

The gradient_color method allows you to find either bright or dark colors based on a level you specify. Levels range from 1 to 5, where 1 corresponds to the brightest and 5 to the darkest.

Example:

level_color = c.gradient_color(1)

You can retrieve all generated colors using the get_all_color method. This method returns a list of all colors currently managed by the Color class instance.

Example:

all_color = c.get_all_color()

To display the colors, use the show_color method. Pass the list of colors you wish to display to this method.

Example:

print(c.show_color(all_color))