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Overview ¶
Package termcolor is the single source of truth for the Gothic CLI's terminal colors. Every colored CLI log — the WASM build lines, the deploy output, and the OpenTofu stream colorizer — draws from this one palette and this one enable check, so the whole tool reads as a single, coherent surface.
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Constants ¶
const ( Reset = "\033[0m" Bold = "\033[1m" Under = "\033[4m" White = "\033[37m" // timestamps / neutral Cyan = "\033[36m" // names, values, URLs Red = "\033[31m" // errors, destroy Yellow = "\033[33m" // warnings, update/replace Green = "\033[38;5;120m" // success, create Blue = "\033[38;5;75m" // secondary numbers Purple = "\033[38;5;183m" // Gothic accent / rules / the WASM tag Gray = "\033[38;5;244m" // dim / secondary text / diff comments )
The canonical Gothic palette. 256-color codes are used for the accent, dim, green and blue so the look is consistent across capable terminals; the primary colors stay on the 16-color codes for maximum compatibility.
Variables ¶
var Enabled = supported()
Enabled reports whether ANSI color should be emitted. It is resolved once at process start: true only for an interactive terminal, and false under NO_COLOR / GOTHIC_NO_COLOR or when stdout is redirected (a pipe, a file, CI) so those logs stay clean.
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