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golor
golor is a terminal color package for Go, supporting both 16-colors mode and 256 colors mode.
Example usage
16-bit color printing:
// See examples/colors.go
fmt.Println(golor.Colorize("Green foreground", golor.G, -1))
fmt.Println(golor.Colorize("Cyan background", -1, golor.CYAN))
256-color printing:
// See examples/colors.go
index := 42 // index can vary from 0 to 255
fmt.Println(golor.Colorize("Foreground", index, -1))
Consistently assigning unique colors to strings:
// See examples/unique.go
name := "srid"
fmt.Println(golor.Colorize(process, golor.AssignColor(name), -1))
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Overview ¶
256 color terminal printing in Go.
Index ¶
Constants ¶
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Variables ¶
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var MIN, MAX int
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var R, G, C, M, Y, W int
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var RED, GREEN, BLUE, CYAN, MAGENTA, YELLOW, BLACK, WHITE, GRAY int
16-colors
Functions ¶
func AssignColor ¶
Types ¶
type Legacy ¶
type Legacy struct {
}
Legacy terminal supporting only 16 colors.
func (*Legacy) AssignColor ¶
type Terminal ¶
type Terminal interface {
// RGB returns the color code corresponding a RGB value set.
RGB(red, green, blue int) int
Colorize(s string, fg int, bg int) string
// Assign and return an unique color for this string. Automatically
// avoid black/white colors.
AssignColor(s string) int
}
var TERM Terminal
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