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June 25, 2016 23:50
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Bash script that colors some given input text using ANSI escape codes
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#color.sh | |
#Usage: | |
# ./color.sh somecolor some text to be colored | |
#ex. ./color.sh lightblue hello world | |
color='\033[0m' | |
nocolor="\033[0m" | |
case "$1" in | |
black) color="\033[0;30m";; | |
darkgray) color="\033[1;30m";; | |
blue) color="\033[0;34m";; | |
lightblue) color="\033[1;34m";; | |
green) color="\033[0;32m";; | |
lightgreen) color="\033[1;32m";; | |
cyan) color="\033[0;36m";; | |
lightcyan) color="\033[1;36m";; | |
red) color="\033[0;31m";; | |
lightred) color="\033[1;31m";; | |
purple) color="\033[0;35m";; | |
lightpurple) color="\033[1;35m";; | |
orange) color="\033[0;33m";; | |
yellow) color="\033[1;33m";; | |
lightgray) color="\033[0;37m";; | |
white) color="\033[1;37m";; | |
nocolor) color="$nocolor";; | |
esac | |
echo -e "${color}$2${nocolor}" |
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