Struct Colors 

pub struct Colors {
    pub accent: Style,
    pub active: Style,
    pub input: Style,
    pub success: Style,
    pub error: Style,
    pub cancel: Style,
    pub dim: Style,
    pub header: Style,
    pub header_plain: Style,
    pub title: Style,
    pub intro_badge: Style,
}

Every color slot the prompt theme reads. Override via update_colors.

Fields

accent: Style

Small accent glyphs — radio dots (●/○), checkboxes (◼/◻), scroll arrows (❯), the active prompt diamond (◆).

active: Style

Highlight color for the currently active prompt frame — the │ running down the side of the input line and the closing └ glyph. Once the prompt is submitted, the frame fades back to dim.

input: Style

Live user input — typed text inside text/secret/multiline/path/auto, plus the inline cursor block. White by default so what you type looks like what you typed.

success: Style

Answered prompt glyph (◇) and success markers.

error: Style

Error glyph (▲), error frame bar, error message text.

cancel: Style

Cancel glyph (■) and cancel banner — used by Ctrl+C handler.

dim: Style

Frame bars (│, ┌, └), placeholder text, idle option labels.

header: Style

Active question/answer text style — applied to the header line.

header_plain: Style

Fallback foreground when bold headers are off.

title: Style

Section title style — used by outro and note. Defaults to a pure bold attribute (no fg override) so it stays visibly bolder than regular text on every terminal that does not collapse bold on bright colors.

intro_badge: Style

Style for the intro pill — the clack-style badge that frames the session title. Defaults to cyan background, black text, bold. The intro renderer pads the text with one space on each side, so the badge always reads as <title>.

Trait Implementations

impl Clone for Colors

fn clone(&self) -> Colors

Returns a duplicate of the value.

fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source.

impl Copy for Colors

impl Default for Colors

fn default() -> Self

Returns the “default value” for a type.