mccolors_rust/
lib.rs

1fn map_minecraft_color_to_ansi(color_code: char) -> &'static str {
2    match color_code {
3        '0' => "\x1b[30m",       // Black
4        '1' => "\x1b[34m",       // Blue
5        '2' => "\x1b[32m",       // Green
6        '3' => "\x1b[36m",       // Cyan
7        '4' => "\x1b[31m",       // Red
8        '5' => "\x1b[35m",       // Magenta
9        '6' => "\x1b[33m",       // Yellow
10        '7' => "\x1b[38;5;250m", // White
11        '8' => "\x1b[90m",       // Dark Gray
12        '9' => "\x1b[94m",       // Light Blue
13        'a' => "\x1b[92m",       // Light Green
14        'b' => "\x1b[96m",       // Light Cyan
15        'c' => "\x1b[91m",       // Light Red
16        'd' => "\x1b[35;1m",     // Bold Magenta
17        'e' => "\x1b[93m",       // Light Yellow
18        'f' => "\x1b[37m",       // White
19        'l' => "\x1b[1m",        // Bold
20        'm' => "\x1b[9m",        // Strike-through
21        'n' => "\x1b[4m",        // Underline
22        'o' => "\x1b[3m",        // Italic
23        'r' => "\x1b[0m",        // Reset to default
24        _ => "",                 // If it doesn't match any, do nothing
25    }
26}
27
28pub fn mcreplace(input: &str) -> String {
29    // Create a new mutable string to store the result
30    let mut output = String::new();
31
32    // Create an iterator over the characters of the input with peekable to be able to look at the next character without advancing the iterator
33    let mut chars = input.chars().peekable();
34
35    // Iterate over the characters of the input
36    while let Some(c) = chars.next() {
37        // Check if the current character is '&'
38        if c == '&' {
39            // Try to get the next character from the iterator
40            if let Some(color_code) = chars.next() {
41                // Call the map_minecraft_color_to_ansi function to get the corresponding ANSI sequence for the Minecraft color code
42                let ansi_sequence = map_minecraft_color_to_ansi(color_code);
43
44                // Add the ANSI sequence to the result
45                output.push_str(ansi_sequence);
46            }
47        } else {
48            // If the character is not '&', simply add it to the result
49            output.push(c);
50        }
51    }
52
53    // Reset ANSI formatting before returning the resulting string
54    output.push_str("\x1b[0m");
55
56    // Return the resulting string with Minecraft color codes replaced by ANSI codes
57    output
58}
59
60pub fn mcwrite(input: &str) {
61    // Create an iterator over the characters of the input with peekable to be able to look at the next character without advancing the iterator
62    let mut chars = input.chars().peekable();
63
64    // Iterate over the characters of the input
65    while let Some(c) = chars.next() {
66        // Check if the current character is '&'
67        if c == '&' {
68            // Try to get the next character from the iterator
69            if let Some(color_code) = chars.next() {
70                // Call the map_minecraft_color_to_ansi function to get the corresponding ANSI sequence for the Minecraft color code
71                let ansi_sequence = map_minecraft_color_to_ansi(color_code);
72
73                // Print the ANSI sequence directly to the console
74                print!("{}", ansi_sequence);
75            }
76        } else {
77            // If the character is not '&', simply print it to the console
78            print!("{}", c);
79        }
80    }
81
82    // Reset ANSI formatting before finishing
83    print!("\x1b[0m");
84}
85
86pub fn mcremove(input: &str) -> String {
87    let mut output = String::new();
88    let mut iter = input.chars().peekable();
89
90    while let Some(c) = iter.next() {
91        if c == '&' {
92            // Skip the color code character
93            iter.next();
94        } else {
95            output.push(c);
96        }
97    }
98
99    output
100}
mccolors_rust/lib.rs

mccolors_rust/
lib.rs
