Crate ino_color 

Coloring the terminal output.

Basic Usage

// This's the trait that adds coloring methods.
use ino_color::InoColor;

// These two modules contain predefined colors and styles.
// As a personal preferrence, wildcard import should be avoided,
// even though doing so makes the function call looks funnier.
use ino_color::fg;
use ino_color::style;

// The most basic usage
println!(
    "{}", "Hello Fancy".fg::<fg::Yellow>()
);

// It's also chainable!
println!(
    "{}", "Savoy blue".fg::<fg::Blue>().style::<style::Italic>()
);

// In fact, anything which implements `std::fmt` traits can be colored.
println!( "{:?}", vec![123].fg::<fg::Green>() );
println!( "{:X}", 123.fg::<fg::Green>() );

Convenient Macros

use ino_color::cprintln;
use ino_color::ceprintln;
use ino_color::fg::Blue;
use ino_color::fg::Green;

// The first parameter is the foreground color,
// and the remainings are idetical to the corresponding
// print macros from std.
cprintln!(Blue, "The message is blue");

let elems = vec![1, 2, 3, 4];
ceprintln!(Green, "{elems:?}");

Re-exports

pub use has_colors::HasColors;

Modules

fg

Named 16 foreground colors.

has_colors

Check whether ANSI color should be enabled.

style

Commonly used style attributes.

Macros

ceprintln

Print with color, wraps std::eprintln!

cprintln

Print with color, wraps std::println!

Structs

Painter

Add colors to some object. The color and style information is embedded in its type, cool!

Traits

AnsiSgr

An attribute in the ANSI SGR list.

BG

The corresponding attribute is for background color.

FG

The corresponding attribute is for foreground color.

InoColor

Have methods for coloring things.

Style

The corresponding attribute is for attributes which mainly affects the style of output, such as italic or bold.