npres

# [Super Tiny Colors Library](https://nelbren.github.io/en/terminal/2018/05/13/super-tiny-colors.bash/) [\[en Español\]](https://nelbren.github.io/es/terminal/2018/05/13/super-tiny-colors.bash/)

## What is it?

It is an ultra-super small compact and minimalist **library** (*done in 7 code lines*) used for scripts of [Bash](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bash_(Unix_shell)).

## How does it work?

This uses variables to set the colors, encapsulating in this way the direct use of the [ANSI color codes](https://misc.flogisoft.com/bash/tip_colors_and_formatting), accomplishing quickness, consolidation and independence.

## Wrapper of ANSI color codes:

- ### Use of ANSI color codes:

```bash

echo -e "\e[40;38;5;82m Hello \e[30;48;5;82m World \e[0m"

```

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- ### Use of the super-tiny-colors:

```bash

git clone git@github.com:nelbren/npres.git

source /usr/local/npres/lib/super-tiny-colors.bash

echo -e "${nG} Hello ${Iy} World $S"

echo -e "${nG} Hello ${Ig} World $S"

echo -e "${nG} Hello ${Ir} World $S"

echo -e "${nG} Hello ${Iw} World $S"

```

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## How do I obtain it?

- ### Through [github](https://github.com/nelbren/npres.git) (recommended):

```bash

cd /usr/local/

git clone https://github.com/nelbren/npres.git

```

*Repository of utilities of support of management of [Debian GNU/Linux](https://debian.org).*

- ### Through wget:

```bash

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/nelbren/npres/master/lib/super-tiny-colors.bash

```

## How are the colors defined?

- ### Identification of colors:

**Letter** | **Color**

--- | ---

w | white

m | magenta

b | blue

r | red

g | green

y | yellow

a | gray

- ### Format used by the library:

Description | Background color | Front color | Example

--- | --- | --- | ---

Normal | black | letter | 

Normal **bright** | black | **LETTER** | 

Inverse | letter | black | 

Inverse ***bright color** | letter | black | 

Inverse **bright white** | **LETTER** | **white** | 

## Examples:

- ### examples1

```bash

examples1

```

> Example of command execution:

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- ### examples2

```bash

examples2

```

> Example of command execution:

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