Easily format strings with ANSI colors
This crate provides a macro for coloring strings, allowing ANSI colors to be set at compile time instead of runtime.
```rust use ansiform::ansi;
println!(ansi!("It {;green,bold}!"), "works"); println!(ansi!("Warning: {:#?;yellow}!"), Some("warning")); ```
This crate should support all format options defined in
std::fmt. If it's missing something (and it probably will
before v1.0.0), submit an Issue or PR!
After defining formatting (like :? or :#?), you define modifiers with ;option. You can add
multiple modifiers separated by ,. So, to print debug format in underlined italic red,
{:?;underline,red,italic}.