colorize

Colorize

Colorize console output in dart console apps!

Install

Add dependency to your pubspec.yaml:

colorize: any

Run

pub get

Usage

Import package:

import 'package:colorize/colorize.dart';

You have two way to colorize your string:

• use class Colorize
• use top-level function color()

Use Colorize

For colorize string with Colorize class you should create object of type Colorize:

Colorize string = new Colorize("This is my string!");

Then you can call methods of Colorize.

Text color

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

Background color

• bgDefault()
• bgBlack()
• bgRed()
• bgGreen()
• bgYellow()
• bgBlue()
• bgMagenta()
• bgCyan()
• bgLightGray()
• bgDarkGray()
• bgLightRed()
• bgLightGreen()
• bgLightYellow()
• bgLightBlue()
• bgLightMagenta()
• bgLightCyan()
• bgWhite()

Formatting

• reset()
• bold()
• dark()
• italic()
• underline()
• blink()
• reverse()
• concealed()

After apply styles to string you can print it to console:

print(string);

Use top-level function color()

Top-level function color apply one required parameter - String text. It is text, that would be print on console.

Also top-level function color has seven named parameters:

• Styles front - name of front color (you can also use the constants of class Styles). Default value is ''.
• Styles back: name of background color (you can also use the constants of class Styles). Default value is ''.
• bool isUnderline - default value is false.
• bool isBold - default value is false.
• bool isDark - default value is false.
• bool isItalic - default value is false.
• bool isReverse - default value is false.

Example of usage

color("Bold Italic Underline", front: Styles.RED, isBold: true, isItalic: true, isUnderline: true);

Enum Styles

Enum Styles contains all styles which you can pass to Colorize.applyState method;