fmtc
The fmtc overrides the print functions of the fmt package, but with the ability to color output in bash using HTML tags
Available text decoration tags
<b></b> - make font Bold
<strong></strong> - make font Bold
<u></u> - make text Underlined
<dim></dim> - make font Dim
<reverse></reverse> - Reverse background and font color
<blink></blink> - make text Blink (not working on Mint/Ubuntu)
<black></black> - set font color Black (Dark)
<red></red> - set font color Red
<green></green> - set font color Green
<yellow></yellow> - set font color Yellow
<blue></blue> - set font color Blue
<magenta></magenta> - set font color Magenta
<cyan></cyan> - set font color Cyan
<grey></grey> - set font color Grey (Smokey)
<white></white> - set font color White
Available background colors tags:
<bg color="black"></bg> - black background color
<bg color="red"></bg> - red background color
<bg color="green"></bg> - green background color
<bg color="yellow"></bg> - yellow background color
<bg color="blue"></bg> - blue background color
<bg color="magenta"></bg> - magenta background color
<bg color="cyan"></bg> - cyan background color
<bg color="grey"></bg> - grey background color
<bg color="white"></bg> - white background color
<b_black></b_black> - black background color
<b_red></b_red> - red background color
<b_green></b_green> - green background color
<b_yellow></b_yellow> - yellow background color
<b_blue></b_blue> - blue background color
<b_magenta></b_magenta> - magenta background color
<b_cyan></b_cyan> - cyan background color
<b_grey></b_grey> - grey background color
<b_white></b_white> - white background color
Install:
go get github.com/Pronin1986/fmtcUsage:
fmtc.Print(`<b>HELLO <blue>BLUE</blue> <bg color="green">TEXT</bg></b>`)
fmtc.Println(`<b>HELLO <blue>BLUE</blue> <bg color="green">TEXT</bg></b>`)
fmtc.Printf(`<b>%v <blue>%v</blue> <bg color="green">%v</bg></b>`, "HELLO", "BLUE", "TEXT")got: = fmtc.Sprint(`<b>HELLO <blue>BLUE</blue> <bg color="green">TEXT</bg></b>`)
got = fmtc.Sprintln(`<b>HELLO <blue>BLUE</blue> <bg color="green">TEXT</bg></b>`)
got = fmtc.Sprintf(`<b>%v <blue>%v</blue> <bg color="green">%v</bg></b>`, "HELLO", "BLUE", "TEXT")buf := new(bytes.Buffer)
fmtc.Fprint(buf, `<b>HELLO <blue>BLUE</blue> <bg color="green">TEXT</bg></b>`)
fmtc.Fprintln(buf, `<b>HELLO <blue>BLUE</blue> <bg color="green">TEXT</bg></b>`)
fmtc.Fprintf(buf, `<b>%v <blue>%v</blue> <bg color="green">%v</bg></b>`, "HELLO", "BLUE", "TEXT")You have already decorated text for console output like a picture above:
Example:
package main
import (
"fmt"
"github.com/Pronin1986/fmtc"
)
func main() {
fmt.Println("HELLO WORLD")
fmtc.Println("<b>HELLO <blue>WORLD</blue></b>")
}