colors

func Black ¶

func Black(args ...any) string

func Blackf ¶

func Blackf(format string, args ...any) string

func Blue ¶

func Blue(args ...any) string

func Bluef ¶

func Bluef(format string, args ...any) string

func ColoredBytes ¶

func ColoredBytes(data []byte, textColor, bytesColor func(...any) string) string

func ColoredBytesN ¶

func ColoredBytesN(data []byte, n int, textColor, bytesColor func(...any) string) string

result may be 4 ASNSII chars longer than they should be to denote the elipses (...), and one for a trailing hex nibble in case the last byte is non-ascii. NOTE: it is annoying to try make this perfect and always fit within n, so we don't do this yet, but left as an exercise. :)

func Cyan ¶

func Cyan(args ...any) string

func Cyanf ¶

func Cyanf(format string, args ...any) string

func DefaultColoredBytes ¶

func DefaultColoredBytes(data []byte) string

func DefaultColoredBytesN ¶

func DefaultColoredBytesN(data []byte, n int) string

func Gray ¶

func Gray(args ...any) string

func Grayf ¶

func Grayf(format string, args ...any) string

func Green ¶

func Green(args ...any) string

func Greenf ¶

func Greenf(format string, args ...any) string

func Magenta ¶

func Magenta(args ...any) string

func Magentaf ¶

func Magentaf(format string, args ...any) string

func None ¶

func None(args ...any) string

func Nonef ¶

func Nonef(format string, args ...any) string

func Red ¶

func Red(args ...any) string

func RedBg ¶

func RedBg(args ...any) string

func Redf ¶

func Redf(format string, args ...any) string

func White ¶

func White(args ...any) string

func Whitef ¶

func Whitef(format string, args ...any) string

func Yellow ¶

func Yellow(args ...any) string

func Yellowf ¶

func Yellowf(format string, args ...any) string