Echo string in color based on `--type`

echoc.sh

###
#
# Echo string in color based on `--type`. 
# Read `colorEcho()` funncton for more info on type.
#
# AUTHOR:
#
# Saophalkun Ponlu (phalkunz@gmail.com)
#
###

###
#
# Print string in color. It takes two arguments: message and message type,
# where the message type can be one of the following:
#
#   - 'success'
#   - 'warning'
#   - 'error'
#   - If it doesn't match any of the above, default text color is used
#
###
colorEcho() {
	CECHO_COLOR_RESET="\033[0m"
	CECHO_COLOR_ERROR="\033[31m"
	CECHO_COLOR_WARNING="\033[33m"
	CECHO_COLOR_SUCCESS="\033[32m"

	case "$2" in
		success)
			CECHO_COLOR=$CECHO_COLOR_SUCCESS;;
		warning)
			CECHO_COLOR=$CECHO_COLOR_WARNING;;
		error)
			CECHO_COLOR=$CECHO_COLOR_ERROR;;
	esac

	echo ${CECHO_COLOR}"${1}"${CECHO_COLOR_RESET}
}

###
# Starting point
##

TYPE=""

if [[ $1 = --type=* ]]; then
	# Delete everything up to "="
	# on the first argument
	TYPE=${1#*=}
	shift
	MESSAGE=$*
else
	TYPE=""
	MESSAGE=$*
fi

colorEcho "$MESSAGE" "$TYPE"