colorize

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colorize

Simple library for applying color to terminal output

Use

colorizer := colorize.New(colornames.Firebrick, colornames.Mediumaquamarine)
colorizer.Println("I've got a firebrick foreground and medium aquamarine background!")

You can get back a color formatted string or byte slice directly as well. A couple of the major print methods are supported, but open to suggestions about additional functionality.

Documentation

Index

• type Colorizer
  • func New(foregroundColor, backgroundColor color.Color) *Colorizer
  • func (c *Colorizer) Bytes(input []byte) []byte
  • func (c *Colorizer) Print(input interface{})
  • func (c *Colorizer) Printf(format string, args ...interface{})
  • func (c *Colorizer) Println(input interface{})
  • func (c *Colorizer) Sprintf(format string, args ...interface{}) string
  • func (c *Colorizer) UpdateBackground(backgroundColor color.Color)
  • func (c *Colorizer) UpdateForeground(foregroundColor color.Color)

Types

type Colorizer

type Colorizer struct {
	// contains filtered or unexported fields
}

func New

func New(foregroundColor, backgroundColor color.Color) *Colorizer

func (*Colorizer) Bytes

func (c *Colorizer) Bytes(input []byte) []byte

func (*Colorizer) Print

func (c *Colorizer) Print(input interface{})

func (*Colorizer) Printf

func (c *Colorizer) Printf(format string, args ...interface{})

func (*Colorizer) Println

func (c *Colorizer) Println(input interface{})

func (*Colorizer) Sprintf

func (c *Colorizer) Sprintf(format string, args ...interface{}) string

func (*Colorizer) UpdateBackground

func (c *Colorizer) UpdateBackground(backgroundColor color.Color)

func (*Colorizer) UpdateForeground

func (c *Colorizer) UpdateForeground(foregroundColor color.Color)