Crate simple_colour 

simple_colour

simple_colour is a collection of functions providing a more conveniet process to change output styles/colouring in the terminal

It accepts both &str and String

Use the Colour trait to style your strings.

Usage

Add the trait to your scope:

use simple_colour::Colour;

println!("{}", "Hello World Italic".italic()); //Style
println!("{}", "Hello World Red".red()); //Colour
println!("{}", "Hello World Bold Red".red().bold()); // Can combine colours and styles
println!("{}", "Hello World Bright Blue".bright_blue());
println!("{}", "Hello World".truecolour(192)); //Yellowish green (Truecolour 8-bit format)
println!("{}", "Hello World".truecolour_rgb(0, 170, 170)); //Cyan (Truecolour rgb format)
println!("{}", "Hello World".bg_truecolour(192)); //Yellowish green background (Truecolour 8-bit format)
println!("{}", "Hello World".bg_truecolour_rgb(0, 170, 170)); //Cyan background (Truecolour rgb format)
println!("{}", "Hello Red Background".bg_red()); //Red background
println!("{}", "Hello Rainbow".rainbow()); // Produces rainbow text
 
//Reset
 
let mut str = "Hello world".red().bold();
str = str.reset();
println!("{}",str);
 
// Or
 
let str = "Hello world".red().bold();
let str = str.reset();
println!("{}",str);

See the Colour trait for all the methods. All methods return a String.

Traits

Colour