colors

Easily add ANSI colors to your text and symbols in the terminal.

Install

$ go get -u github.com/davipatricio/colors

Example

package main

import (
    "fmt"

    "github.com/davipatricio/colors/backgrounds"
    "github.com/davipatricio/colors/bright"
    "github.com/davipatricio/colors/colors"
    "github.com/davipatricio/colors/styles"
)

func main() {
    fmt.Println(colors.Red("Red"))
    fmt.Println(colors.Green("Green"))

    fmt.Println(styles.Bold("Bold"))
    fmt.Println(styles.Underline("Underline"))

    fmt.Println(bright.Yellow("Bright Yellow"))
    fmt.Println(bright.Magenta("Bright Magenta"))

    fmt.Println(backgrounds.Cyan("Cyan Background"))
    fmt.Println(backgrounds.White("White Background"))

    // Mixed
    fmt.Println(styles.Bold(colors.Red("Bold Red")))
    fmt.Println(backgrounds.White(colors.Black("White background, black text")))
}

Available styles

Note that bright and bright-background colors are not always supported.

Colors	Background Colors	Bright Colors
Black	Black	Black
Red	Red	Red
Green	Green	Green
Yellow	Yellow	Yellow
Blue	Blue	Blue
Magenta	Magenta	Magenta
Cyan	Cyan	Cyan
White	White	White
Gray
Grey

(gray is the U.S. spelling, grey is more commonly used in the Canada and U.K.)

Style modifiers

Those methods are available in the github.com/davipatricio/colors/styles package.

Dim
Bold
Hidden
Italic
Underline
~~Strikethrough~~
Reset

License

MIT