I wrote a small library for cross-platform terminal coloring!

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  • gocolor

    Tiny cross-platform terminal color library

  • gocolor is tiny, works on MacOS, Ubuntu, and Windows 10, and only depends on golang.org/x/sys for easier system calls on Windows. I wrote it to more easily color my CLI apps :)

  • go-colorable

  • check https://github.com/mattn/go-colorable it's a great translation layer for ANSI color codes into windows

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