Color is a Go package for adding ANSI colours and text attributes to terminal output.
It provides convenient helper functions, reusable colour definitions and support for standard and 24-bit RGB colours.
This is free and open source software.
Key Features
- Prints text using standard ANSI foreground and background colours.
- Supports bold, italic, underline, blink, reverse-video and other text attributes.
- Provides 24-bit RGB foreground and background colours.
- Combines multiple colours and attributes into reusable definitions.
- Offers Print, Printf, Println and string-formatting helper functions.
- Writes coloured output to custom io.Writer destinations.
- Can apply colours to existing fmt-based code using Set and Unset functions.
- Automatically disables colour for non-terminal output streams.
- Respects the NO_COLOR environment variable.
- Allows colour output to be enabled or disabled globally or per colour definition.
- Supports Linux, macOS and Windows.
Website: github.com/fatih/color
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Developer: Fatih Arslan
License: MIT License
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