Looks like JavaScript, feels like Ruby, and it is a script language fitting in C programmers.
This project is maintained by Kray-G
Colorize
is a library of coloring and decorating a string by Escape Sequence.
There are 2 ways of decoration.
String
methods directly.Colorize
class.Here it is described about Colorize
class.
See String for how to use String
methods directly.
Colorize
have following methods to change an attribute of a string.
Method | Meaning |
---|---|
black() |
Sets black as a foreground color. |
red() |
Sets red as a foreground color. |
green() |
Sets green as a foreground color. |
yellow() |
Sets yellow as a foreground color. |
blue() |
Sets blue as a foreground color. |
magenta() |
Sets magenta as a foreground color. |
cyan() |
Sets cyan as a foreground color. |
white() |
Sets white as a foreground color. |
onBlack() |
Sets black as a background color. |
onRed() |
Sets red as a background color. |
onGreen() |
Sets green as a background color. |
onYellow() |
Sets yellow as a background color. |
onBlue() |
Sets blue as a background color. |
onMagenta() |
Sets magenta as a background color. |
onCyan() |
Sets cyan as a background color. |
onWhite() |
Sets white as a background color. |
bold() |
Sets a bold style. |
underline() |
Sets an uderline. |
reverse() |
Exchanges a foreground and a background color. |
clear() |
Clears all attributes. |
end() |
Ends a right previous attribute change. |
text(str) |
Sets a text with a changed attribute. |
The parse
method of a Colorize
instance will recognize some tags for coloring and decorating.
Method | Meaning |
---|---|
<black>...</black> |
Sets black as a foreground color. |
<red>...</red> |
Sets red as a foreground color. |
<green>...</green> |
Sets green as a foreground color. |
<yellow>...</yellow> |
Sets yellow as a foreground color. |
<blue>...</blue> |
Sets blue as a foreground color. |
<magenta>...</magenta> |
Sets magenta as a foreground color. |
<cyan>...</cyan> |
Sets cyan as a foreground color. |
<white>...</white> |
Sets white as a foreground color. |
<onBlack>...</onBlack> |
Sets black as a background color. |
<onRed>...</onRed> |
Sets red as a background color. |
<onGreen>...</onGreen> |
Sets green as a background color. |
<onYellow>...</onYellow> |
Sets yellow as a background color. |
<onBlue>...</onBlue> |
Sets blue as a background color. |
<onMagenta>...</onMagenta> |
Sets magenta as a background color. |
<onCyan>...</onCyan> |
Sets cyan as a background color. |
<onWhite>...</onWhite> |
Sets white as a background color. |
<bold>..</bold> |
Sets a bold style. |
<underline>..</underline> |
Sets an uderline. |
<reverse>..</reverse> |
Exchanges a foreground and a background color. |
You can use tags above as follows.
var colorize = new Colorize();
System.println(colorize.parse("<yellow><bold>Yellow</bold> Text</yellow>"));
Here is an example.
var colorize = new Colorize();
System.println(
"Head:" +
colorize
.red()
.text("Red")
.bold()
.text("Red/Bold")
.yellow()
.text("Yellow/Bold")
.onRed()
.underline()
.text("Yellow/Bold/Underlined")
.end() // Underline ended
.text("<-->")
.end() // BgColor
.end() // Yellow ended
.text("Red/Bold")
.end() // Bold ended
.text("Red")
+ ":Tail"
);
System.println(
colorize.parse(
"<red>"
"Yes, "
"<yellow>"
"<underline>\\<bv\\></underline>"
" at <bold>the <onRed>bottom,"
" or <reverse><blink>top</blink></reverse></onRed></bold>"
" of <underline>row</underline>"
"</yellow>"
"</red>"
)
);
Here is an actual result.