A Bash script that enhances terminal output with colorful text. It allows you to set text and background colors using RGB values and hexadecimal codes.

huston [-h] [-r] [-g] [-b] [-H HEX | -R RED -G GREEN -B BLUE] [-c] [-p] [-w] [-y] [-F FILE] [-T TEXT] TEXT

• -h, --help: Display the help message.
• -r: Set the text color to red.
• -g: Set the text color to green.
• -b: Set the text color to blue.
• -c: Set the text color to cyan.
• -p: Set the text color to pink.
• -w: Set the text color to white.
• -y: Set the text color to yellow.
• -H HEX: Set the text color to the specified HEX value (e.g., 'ff0000').
• -R RED: Set the text color using the specified RED value (0-255).
• -G GREEN: Set the text color using the specified GREEN value (0-255).
• -B BLUE: Set the text color using the specified BLUE value (0-255).

huston -r -T 'Hello, world!'

Print 'Hello, world!' in red text.

huston -R 255 -T 'Hello, world!'

Same as above.

huston -H FF0000 -T 'Hello, world!'

Same as above.

echo 'Hello, world!' | huston -R 155

Print 'Hello, world!' in dark red text.

Huston supports reading input from a pipe, allowing you to use it in combination with other commands.

• Language: Bash
• Compatibility: Linux systems only
• Tested On: Debian-based systems (Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS x86_64)

This project requires the flag script for parsing command-line arguments. Make sure to have the flag script installed and accessible in your PATH.

This software is released under the GNU LESSER GENERAL PUBLIC License. See the LICENSE file for more details.

This software was created by Amosnimos.