colourize

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colourize

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An ANSI colour terminal package for Go. Supports all ANSI colours and emphasis. Not compatible with Windows systems.

Project is no longer maintained.

This project is no longer maintained. However it's also complete. It has not and will not be updated with new Go features.

Installation

 go get github.com/TreyBastian/colourize

Usage

package main
import (
    c "github.com/TreyBastian/colourize"
    "fmt"
)

func main() {
  fmt.Println(c.Colourize("Hello World!", c.Green, c.Whitebg, c.Bold))
}

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Documentation

Overview

Package colourize implements simple ANSI colour codes to style terminal output text.

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Constants

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const (
	//Text Colour
	Black   = 30
	Red     = 31
	Green   = 32
	Yellow  = 33
	Blue    = 34
	Magenta = 35
	Cyan    = 36
	White   = 37
	Grey    = 90

	//Background Colour
	Blackbg   = 40
	Redbg     = 41
	Greenbg   = 42
	Yellowbg  = 43
	Bluebg    = 44
	Magentabg = 45
	Cyanbg    = 46
	Whitebg   = 47

	//Style
	Bold      = 1
	Dim       = 2
	Italic    = 3
	Underline = 4
	Blinkslow = 5
	Blinkfast = 6
	Inverse   = 7
	Hidden    = 8
	Strikeout = 9
)

Colour Styles

Variables

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Functions

func Colourize 

func Colourize(s interface{}, style ...int) string

Colourize is the function that provides colours for values passed to it. package main

import( 

c "github.com/TreyBastian/colourize"
"fmt"

) 

func main() {
	fmt.Println(c.Colourize("Hello", c.Cyan))
}

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