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Rusty Style
Introduction
- Rusty Style is a Terminal Utility to style your TUI project.
- It is mainly inspired by lipgloss, a golang TUI library.
Rusty style is built on the builder design pattern. Designing your TUI is easier than ever with Rusty Style.
Example
For a simple demo, take a look into the examples directory.
use rusty_style::{Color, Style};
fn main() {
let underline = Style::new().underline();
println!("{}", underline.render("I am underline!"));
let bold = Style::new().bold();
println!("{}", bold.render("I am bold!"));
let my_style = Style::new()
.bold()
.italic()
.foreground(Color::new(255, 192, 203))
.set_string("I have multiple");
println!("{}", my_style.render(", Styles!")); // render will append the text to I Have multiple
}
Color
Rusty Style supports True Color:
RGB
rusty_style::Color::new(255, 192, 203) // pink
rusty_style::Color::new(166, 200, 148) // green
rusty_style::Color::new(142, 29, 206) // purple
HEX
rusty_style::Color::convert_hex_to_rgb("#DE3163").unwrap() // cerse
rusty_style::Color::convert_hex_to_rgb("#9F2B68").unwrap() // amaranth
rusty_style::Color::convert_hex_to_rgb("#F2D2BD").unwrap() // bisque
Inline Formatting
Rusty Style supports the usual ANSI text formatting options:
let style = rusty_style::Style::new()
bold().
faint().
italic().
underline().
blink().
reverse().
invisible().
strikethrough();
Tips
When using render, you will lose ownership of your style because render is made to be used once you are done with your style. If you want to keep your style object we recommend you to clone your style.
let style = rusty_style::Style::new();
let my_copy = style.clone();
Warning
- If you have any suggestions, problems, open a problem (if it is an error, you must be sure to look if you can solve it with Google!)
Support me
- Thanks for looking at this repository, if you like to press the ⭐ button!
- Made by Edward Elton.
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