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ANSI Text Styling
A portmanteau of “ansi style”
anstyle provides core types describing ANSI styling escape
codes for interoperability
between crates.
Example use cases:
- An argument parser allowing callers to define the colors used in the help-output without putting the text formatting crate in the public API
- A style description parser that can work with any text formatting crate
Priorities:
- API stability
- Low compile-time and binary-size overhead
constfriendly API for callers to statically define their stylesheet
For integration with text styling crate, see:
User-styling parsers:
- anstyle-git: Parse Git style descriptions
- anstyle-ls: Parse
LS_COLORSstyle descriptions
Convert to other formats
- anstream: A simple cross platform library for writing colored text to a terminal
- anstyle-roff: For converting to ROFF
- anstyle-syntect: For working with syntax highlighting
Utilities
- anstyle-lossy: Convert between
anstyle::Colortypes - anstyle-parse: Parsing ANSI Style Escapes
- anstyle-wincon: Styling legacy Microsoft terminals
§Examples
The core type is Style:
let style = anstyle::Style::new().bold();Structs§
- Ansi256
Color - 256 (8-bit) color support
- Effect
Iter - Enumerate each enabled value in
Effects - Effects
- A set of text effects
- Reset
- Reset terminal formatting
- RgbColor
- 24-bit ANSI RGB color codes
- Style
- ANSI Text styling