Set color Env-Vars for Windows Batch scripts. DO NOT COPY PASTE THIS GIST. You should download the file to preserve the ESC characters.

clicolor.cmd

@echo off
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REM
REM copy this to your original script and call
REM if exist "%~dp0clicolor.cmd" call "%~dp0clicolor.cmd"
REM
rem see https://bixense.com/clicolors/
if defined CLICOLOR_FORCE if not "%CLICOLOR_FORCE%" == "0" goto :setcolors
if not defined CLICOLOR goto :eof
if "%CLICOLOR%" == "0" goto :eof
rem see Update on https://stackoverflow.com/a/52139735
2>nul (5>&4 break) && (
  goto :eof
)

:setcolors
if defined CLICOL_NONE goto :eof
rem see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ANSI_escape_code#Colors
set CLICOL_NONE=
set CLICOL_BLACK=
set CLICOL_RED=
set CLICOL_GREEN=
set CLICOL_YELLOW=
set CLICOL_BLUE=
set CLICOL_PURPLE=
set CLICOL_CYAN=
set CLICOL_LGRAY=
set CLICOL_GRAY=
set CLICOL_LRED=
set CLICOL_LGREEN=
set CLICOL_YELLOW=
set CLICOL_LBLUE=
set CLICOL_LPURPLE=
set CLICOL_LCYAN=
set CLICOL_WHITE=