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🎨 Have a colourful terminal \o/

By Anthony Vilarim Caliani

This is an example of how to make your terminal more colorful.
It may work in any code language that prints the content to a console.

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• Inspiration
• More Colors

color.sh

#!/bin/bash
# @script       color.sh
# @author       Anthony Vilarim Caliani
# @contact      github.com/avcaliani
#
# @description
# An example about how to make your terminal more colorful.
#
# @usage
# ./color.sh
#

# $1: Color
color() {
    printf "\033[$1m ooooo \033[00m"
}


printf "\n"
printf " $(color '0;30'    ) Black \n"
printf " $(color '0;31'    ) Red \n"
printf " $(color '0;32'    ) Green \n"
printf " $(color '0;33'    ) Yellow \n"
printf " $(color '0;34'    ) Blue \n"
printf " $(color '0;35'    ) Magenta \n"
printf " $(color '0;36'    ) Cyan \n"
printf " $(color '0;37'    ) White \n"
printf " $(color '38;5;202') Orange \n"


printf "\n"
printf " $(color '0;32') Normal Green \n"
printf " $(color '1;32') Bold Green \n"
printf " $(color '3;32') Italic Green \n"
printf " $(color '4;32') Underline Green \n"
printf " $(color '5;32') Blink Green \n"


printf "\n"
printf " $(color '0') Reset Colors \n"

exit 0