Colorshelll Documentation

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A tool to display colors and gradients in the command-line across a wide range of programming languages. Supports ANSI Escape Codes and gradient-strings starting from Version 0.0.5.

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What's inside Colorshelll

  1. Overview of colorshelll/colorsh

    colorshelll/colorsh is a command-line tool designed to display colors and gradients directly within the terminal across various programming languages.
  2. Use gradient strings in colorshelll

    Starting from version 0.0.5, colorshelll supports gradient strings. This functionality is implemented using the gradient-string package to create colorful text gradients in the terminal.
  3. Clone colorshelll source code from GitHub

    You can obtain the colorshelll source code by cloning the repository using standard Git or the GitHub CLI.
    # Using Git
    git clone https://github.com/turbocolor/colorshelll.git
    
    # Using GitHub CLI
    gh repo clone turbocolor/colorshelll
  4. Install colorshelll via package managers

    Install the @turbocolor/colorshelll package as a development dependency using your preferred package manager. For users in China, the cnpm mirror is available.
    # Using npm
    npm i --save-dev @turbocolor/colorshelll
    
    # Using yarn
    yarn add --dev @turbocolor/colorshelll
    
    # Using pnpm
    pnpm i --dev @turbocolor/colorshelll
    
    # Using cnpm (China Mirror)
    cnpm install @turbocolor/colorshelll
  5. Verify terminal compatibility for Colorshelll colors

    Colorshelll utilizes ANSI Escape Codes to display colors. To ensure colors render correctly, use a terminal emulator that supports these codes. Compatible terminals include Hyper, Alacritty, Windows Terminal, and Tabby.