Provides a set of encapsulated methods for nested colorization of strings.

add color codes for mIRC compatible client

Change normal text into amazingly colorful text. Accept a stream or a string.

Make sense of any css color string.

Change string into a random RGB color value

Output inspected object as a colorized string.

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Colorize strings for terminal output

A simple library for coloring text output. Heavily inspired from term-ansicolor and rainbow, I recommend using these gems for more complex color needs. By default this gem does not do any core extension. When mixed in String it only add two methods: color and uncolor. Paint is another gem similar...

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Color your shell strings

Adds methods for coloring and styling text for class String. Supports 256 colors.

A simple monkeypatch for String that adds support for standard ASCII escape sequences, including color, video attributes, and cursor placement.

Convert Ruby string to color

Paint your strings for prettier console output. Description should not equal summary.

Adds methods to add ansi colors escape codes to the standard String class

A gem for helping you color strings with ANSI escape codes.

A set of functions for coloring string in console

Generate a color based on the given string (in the HSL color space).

Simple gem to add color to your fancy terminal ASCII characters. Extends string class. As easy as: puts "hi, i'm the color".red \n Supports colors red, yellow, green, magenta, as well as colors for warning, success, and error.