PHP Terminal style
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- The easiest way to style your text in the command line / terminal
- Change text color to red, green, yellow ... » Text color
- Change background color to red, green, yellow ... » Background color
- Change background in customer 8-bit color » Custom background color
- Change text style to bold, dim, underlined, blink ... » Text style
- Support for Laravel framework » Laravel
- Easy to install » installation
- Love feedback » backlog or create issues
How to use
echo terminal_style($message = null, $color = null, $background = null, $style = null);
Text color
Code example
// Print red text
echo terminal_style('Here your text', 'red');
Text color names
Use can use: default
, yellow
, red
, green
, light-gray
...
See the full color name list here
Background color
Code example
// Print text with background red
echo terminal_style('Here your text', null, 'red');
Background colors names
Use can use: default
, yellow
, red
, green
, light-gray
...
See the full background color name list here or see custom background color
Text style
Code example
// Print text style bold
echo terminal_style('Here your text', null, null, 'bold');
Text styles
Use can use: default
, bold
, dim
, italic
, underlined
, 'blink' ...
See the full text style name list here
Help, docs and links
Backlog & Feedback
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Installation
Install with Laravel
Get PHP terminal style tool by running the Composer command in the command line.
$ composer require bvanhoekelen/terminal-style
Open your file and use terminal_style()
// Print red text
echo terminal_style('Here your text', 'red');
Install with composer
Get PHP terminal style tool by running the Composer command in the command line.
$ composer require bvanhoekelen/terminal-style
Open your file and use terminal_style()
// Require vender autoload
require_once('../vendor/autoload.php');
// Print red text
echo terminal_style('Here your text', 'red');