import "mpldr.codes/ansi"

Write pretty terminal output the easy way.

Want your text green? ansi.Green("I am Shrek")

Want it black on a red ground? ansi.RedBG(ansi.Black("You can just combine them"))

Moving around is as simple as Specifying a direction ansi.Up()

• movement
• line operations (clearing lines)
• fore- and background colour
• formatting (bold, italic, strikethrough, …)
• stripping ANSI-Codes
• links (even to files)
• notifications

¹) support depends on the terminal emulator used and configuration

This library implements the (informal) NO_COLOR standard. This disables all colour-related ANSI-Codes but does not restrict any other function (like cursor movement or formatting). If this behavior is unwanted please stay on version 1.3.0 or below.

Bug Reports and Feature Requests can be sent to the issue tracker or via email to ~poldi1405/[email protected] (possible without creating an account on Sourcehut).

Want to improve it yourself? Awesome! Please send your patches to ~poldi1405/[email protected] (see submitted patches here).

For an easy quickstart, just run these commands:

$ git config format.subjectPrefix "PATCH go-ansi"
$ git config sendemail.to "~poldi1405/[email protected]"

Please sign-off your Commits to confirm the DCO.

This library is licensed under the MIT License which can be found here.