Pretty ANSI Colors for your terminal output.

using DUB:

  	"dependencies": {
          "rainbow":"~master"
	}

• OSX
• Unix

Windows support coming soon (maybe)

There are 3 items supported:

• foreground color
• background color
• effects

import net.masterthought.rainbow;
import std.stdio;

void main(){
  writeln("Hello".rainbow.white.onCyan, " World!".rainbow.cyan.onWhite);
}

produces:

You can use .colorName for foreground and .onColorName for background e.g.

 writeln("Hello".rainbow.red.onWhite);

You can use effects in the same way

  writeln("Hello".rainbow.green.onBlack.underlined.blink);

There are 3 methods you can call:

• fg(FgColor color)
• bg(BgColor color)
• ef(Effect effect)

  writeln(Rainbow.apply(" Hello ").fg(FgColor.green).bg(BgColor.c221).ef(Effect.underlined));

Colours are all on either the FgColor enum or the BgColor enum:

 FgColor.red
 BgColor.cyan

You can also use any of the colors from 0 to 255 (if supported on your system)

FgColor.c99
BgColor.c208

It's easy with shortcuts:

  writeln("hello".rainbow.c33.onC45);

note the upcased C when using the on notation.

The following basic colors are supported for foreground and background:

• original
• black
• red
• green
• yellow
• blue
• magenta
• cyan
• lightGray
• darkGray
• lightRed
• lightGreen
• lightYellow
• lightBlue
• lightMagenta
• lightCyan
• white

The following effects are supported:

• bold
• dim
• underlined
• blink
• inverted
• hidden

Read this site to understand which colors and effects are available:

http://misc.flogisoft.com/bash/tip_colors_and_formatting