A lightweight and expressive package to style your console output with ease, adding colors, backgrounds, and various text styles to enhance your command-line experience.

go get github.com/ortense/consolestyle

You can use the fluent api of Style func.

import (
  "fmt"
  "github.com/ortense/consolestyle"
)

func main() {
  message := consolestyle.
    Style("Hey there! 👋").Cyan().Italic().
    EmptyLine().
    NewLine("Are u tired of boring console outputs?").Inverse().
    EmptyLine().
    NewLine("✨ Now u can easily create fun console messages! 🦄").Magenta().Bold()

  fmt.Println(message)
}

Alternatively, you can choose specific functions to apply styles to your console output.

import (
  "fmt"
  cs "github.com/ortense/consolestyle"
)

func main() {
  fmt.Println(cs.Italic(cs.Green("\"Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.\"")))
  fmt.Println(cs.Dim("- Leonardo da Vinci"))
}

More details in the complete documentation.

• Easily style your console output with a fluent API.
• Apply a wide range of text colors, backgrounds, and styles.
• Enhance your command-line interface with vibrant and visually appealing messages.

• Red(): Apply red text color.
• Green(): Apply green text color.
• Yellow(): Apply yellow text color.
• Blue(): Apply blue text color.
• Magenta(): Apply magenta text color.
• Cyan(): Apply cyan text color.
• BgRed(): Apply red background color.
• BgGreen(): Apply green background color.
• BgYellow(): Apply yellow background color.
• BgBlue(): Apply blue background color.
• BgMagenta(): Apply magenta background color.
• BgCyan(): Apply cyan background color.
• Inverse(): Apply inverted colors
• Bold(): Apply bold text style.
• Dim(): Apply dim text style.
• Italic(): Apply italic text style.
• Underline(): Apply underline text style.
• Strike(): Apply strike-through text style.

This package is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.