Colorer is a simple text parsing command line utility that provides color to commands that do not have it by default. Tested on Linux and MacOS.
By using colorer it is possible to add color to the following commands:
- df
- dig
- docker
- env
- free
- last and lastb
- ls
- lsns
- nmap
- nslookup
- ping
Notice that pull request are welcome :).
The most simple way is to install colorer is to download the program from the release page and put it in your path.
Another way is to use cargo:
bash
cargo install colorer
In order to add color to a command, it should be executed through colorer, for example:
bash
clrr ls -la
bash
alias df="clrr df"
alias dig="clrr dig"
alias docker="clrr docker"
alias env="clrr env"
alias free="clrr free"
alias last="clrr last"
alias lastb="clrr lastb"
alias ll="clrr ls -lahF"
alias lsns="clrr lsns"
alias nmap="clrr nmap"
alias nslookup="clrr nslookup"
alias ping="clrr ping"
