Colorism

A library to use terminal ANSI colors

❗️ Install:

bash cargo add colorism

🚀 Usage:

Using the foreground method: ```rust // Import the fore method and RESET use colorism::{foreground::Fore, util::RESET};

// Use RESET on all string ends, if you don't, the colors will escape to your terminal and will be really ugly, but not danger. fn main() { // Green regular text println!("{}Hello, world!{}", Fore::color(Fore::Green), RESET);

// Green bold text
println!("{}Hello, world!{}", Fore::color(Fore::BdGreen), RESET);

} ```

Using the background method: ```rust use colorism::{background::Back, util::RESET};

// Use RESET on all string ends, if you don't, the colors will escape to your terminal and will be really ugly, but not danger. fn main() { // Green background, white text println!("{}Hello, world!{}", Back::color(Back::Green), RESET);

// Green background, white bold text
println!("{}Hello, world!{}", Back::color(Fore::BdGreen), RESET);

} ```

Using the utils: ```rust // Import the util and (We will use Style to styling texts) RESET use colorism::util::{Style, RESET};

// Use RESET on all string ends, if you don't, the colors will escape to your terminal and will be really ugly, but not danger. fn main() { // Simple bold text println!("{}I am a text{}", Style::text(Style::Bold), RESET);

// Simple underline text
println!("{}I am a text{}", Style::text(Style::Underline), RESET);

} ```