use colory::ForegroundColor as fg;
pub fn main(){
println!("Note: All these features may not not work as expected as your terminal may not support all ansi escape codes or may even not support ansi escape codes at all.\n");
println!("\
You can use colory to output different colors. This is the most basic example of using colory with the eight basic colors:\n\
{}This should be red{}",
fg::Red, fg::Normal);
println!("\
Somethimes you want more than 8 colors. Colory also has options to choose from a 8 bit color pallete which contains 256 colors:\n\
{}This should be a bluish color.{}",
fg::EightBit(39), fg::Normal);
println!("\
Heck! You want even more colors. Colory also has an RGB pallete which allows you to have 16777216 colors!:\n\
{}This should be a dark bluish color.{}",
fg::RGB(77, 143, 161), fg::Normal);
}