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§Colored Next (CNXT)
A fork of colored which introduces better functionalities.
§Usage
Coloring your terminal made simple. You already know how to do it.
§Basic

§Advanced
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For Windows targets, add this to enable colors in Windows CMD:
#[cfg(windows)] cnxt::control::set_virtual_terminal(true);Comparison of colors with virtual terminal disabled vs enabled.

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CNXT automatically detects terminal color support across 3 levels:
Ansi16Ansi256TrueColor
When using colors beyond your terminal’s capabilities, CNXT automatically downgrades them to the maximum supported level.
use cnxt::control::{set_should_colorize, ShouldColorize}; // By default, the support level is detected from environment ShouldColorize::from_env() // You can explicitly set the support level: set_should_colorize(ShouldColorize::YesWithTrueColor); // Enable colorization with true color support set_should_colorize(ShouldColorize::YesWithAnsi256); // Enable colorization with 256 color support // Simple on/off control: set_should_colorize(ShouldColorize::No); // Disable colorization set_should_colorize(ShouldColorize::Yes); // Enable colorization // Reset to environment-based detection: set_should_colorize(ShouldColorize::from_env());And for manual color fallback control:
use cnxt::Color; let color = Color::TrueColor { r: 166, g: 227, b: 161, }; let ansi16_color = color.fallback_to_ansi16(); let ansi256_color = color.fallback_to_ansi256();
Re-exports§
pub use self::customcolors::CustomColor;
Modules§
- control
- A couple of functions to set whether to colorize.
- customcolors
- Custom colors support.
Structs§
- Colored
String - A string that may have color and/or style applied to it.
- Style
- A combinatorial style such as bold, italics, dimmed, etc.
Enums§
- Color
- The 16 standard colors, Ansi256 and TrueColor.
- Styles
- Enum containing all of the available style settings that can be
applied to a
Stylesand by extension, a colrized type.
Traits§
- Colorize
- The trait that enables something to be given color.