CapeCod offers you simple stupid way of colorizing and applying effects to your terminal output, by appending ANSI escape sequences to your strings.

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.

Print colorized strings on terminal (Useful for printing fancy logs)

A library for coloring strings.

Console color formatting library with abbreviations (e.g. 'rb' for red and bold), and the ability to format several strings easily. No methods are added to core classes.

The terminal-display-colors gem adds color methods to String for easily adding color to terminal output.

accents ruby's native String class, with methods such as blue,green,bold,italic. to provide colored and styled terminal output

Colorizes the example output strings without changing the color of pending and error output See https://github.com/andrea-capri/rainbow_wrapper for more details.

A very simple helper for outputting strings in color. For exmaple, simply require 'colorme' and issue "Hello World!".color(:red)

A very simple DSL to generate a colored shell prompt string to use in *nix OS terminals. it might be used to generate a valid string to be used as a prompt or to generated strings that represent colored text on a terminal.

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

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...

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

Parses hashes or JSON files and generates LS_COLORS compatible config strings.

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

color string output in console

Extends the String class to allow you to do things like: { "Hi mom".red.on_blue.underline }. (Works under Win32 with "Win32/Console/ANSI".)

IQ::Color provides simple classes for representing colour values and the conversion to and from CSS3 strings.

Make sense of any css color string.

Fill strings that have placeholders like [color], possibly returning multiple results.