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Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
var ( // LightRed can format text to be displayed to the terminal in light red, using ANSI escape codes. LightRed = Color(91) // LightGreen can format text to be displayed to the terminal in light green, using ANSI escape codes. LightGreen = Color(92) // LightYellow can format text to be displayed to the terminal in light yellow, using ANSI escape codes. LightYellow = Color(93) // LightBlue can format text to be displayed to the terminal in light blue, using ANSI escape codes. LightBlue = Color(94) // LightPurple can format text to be displayed to the terminal in light purple, using ANSI escape codes. LightPurple = Color(95) // Red can format text to be displayed to the terminal in red, using ANSI escape codes. Red = Color(31) // Green can format text to be displayed to the terminal in green, using ANSI escape codes. Green = Color(32) // Yellow can format text to be displayed to the terminal in yellow, using ANSI escape codes. Yellow = Color(33) // Blue can format text to be displayed to the terminal in blue, using ANSI escape codes. Blue = Color(34) // Purple can format text to be displayed to the terminal in purple, using ANSI escape codes. Purple = Color(35) // Cyan can format text to be displayed to the terminal in cyan, using ANSI escape codes. Cyan = Color(36) // None uses ANSI escape codes to reset all formatting. None = Color(0) // Default default output color for output from Skaffold to the user Default = Blue )
var IsTerminal = isTerminal
IsTerminal will check if the specified output stream is a terminal. This can be changed for testing to an arbitrary method.
Functions ¶
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Types ¶
type Color ¶
type Color int
Color can be used to format text using ANSI escape codes so it can be printed to the terminal in color.
func (Color) Fprint ¶
Fprint wraps the operands in c's ANSI escape codes, and outputs the result to out. If out is not a terminal, the escape codes will not be added. It returns the number of bytes written and any errors encountered.
func (Color) Fprintf ¶
Fprintf applies formats according to the format specifier (and the optional interfaces provided), wraps the result in c's ANSI escape codes, and outputs the result to out, followed by a newline. If out is not a terminal, the escape codes will not be added. It returns the number of bytes written and any errors encountered.
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