styling library

Support for rich console text styling using ANSI escape codes.

Use the style function to apply styles to text.

print(style("Hello World", ConsoleTextStyle(color: ConsoleColor.red, bold: true)));

This library supports:

• SGR parameters (like: bold, italic, etc.),
• 3-bit and 4-bit colors (With ConsoleColor),
• 8-bit colors (With ConsoleColor256),
• 24-bit rgb colors (With ConsoleColorRGB),

Classes

ConsoleColor

Basic ANSI color codes. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#3/4_bit

ConsoleColor256

ANSI 256 color codes. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#8-bit

ConsoleColorBasic

ConsoleColorRGB

ANSI 24-bit rgb color codes. See https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#24-bit

ConsoleTextStyle

Style to use with the style function.

SGRParameter

Used by ConsoleTextStyle.

Functions

black(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input black.

blackBright(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input bright black.

blink(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input blink

blinkRapid(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input blink rapid

blue(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input blue.

blueBright(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input bright blue.

bold(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input bold

color(ConsoleColor color, Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input with the given color.

cyan(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input cyan.

cyanBright(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input bright cyan.

faint(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input faint

green(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input green.

greenBright(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input bright green.

hidden(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input hidden

inverse(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input inverse

italic(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input italic

magenta(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input magenta.

magentaBright(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input bright magenta.

overline(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input overline

red(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input red.

redBright(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input bright red.

strikeThrough(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input strikeThrough

style(Object input, [ConsoleTextStyle? style, bool reset = true]) → String

Apply a ConsoleTextStyle to a string.

underline(Object input, {bool reset = true}) → String

Styles the input underline

white(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input white.

whiteBright(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input bright white.

yellow(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input yellow.

yellowBright(Object input, {bool background = false, bool reset = true}) → String

Colors the input bright yellow.