Super Tiny Colors Library [en Español]

What is it?

It is an ultra-super small compact and minimalist library (done in 7 code lines) used for scripts of Bash.

How does it work?

This uses variables to set the colors, encapsulating in this way the direct use of the ANSI color codes, accomplishing quickness, consolidation and independence.

Wrapper of ANSI color codes:

• ### Use of ANSI color codes:

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

Example of command execution:

• ### Use of the super-tiny-colors:

  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"

Example of command execution:

How do I obtain it?

• ### Through github (recommended):

  cd /usr/local/
  git clone https://github.com/nelbren/npres.git

Repository of utilities of support of management of Debian GNU/Linux.

• ### Through wget:

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

How are the colors defined?

• ### Identification of colors:

• ### 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

  examples1

Example of command execution:

• ### examples2

  examples2

Example of command execution: