ConsoleRGBColors

Unfortunately, the .NET core does not have the ability for professional color schemes, and it was fun to play with ANSI. The result was this package

Intall

Use Nuget

dotnet add package ConsoleRGBColors --version 1.0.2

Build the Source

You can clone the repo and build the package dll file with the following commands:

git clone [email protected]:AmirMahdyJebreily/ConsoleRGBColors.git &&
cd ConsoleRGBColors &&
dotnet build -c Release

Now you can go to your console project and add the generated dll file to the references:

dotnet add app/app.csproj reference path/to/the/dll/file/ConsoleRGBColors.dll

Using

To use ConsoleRGBColors, you must first add the following namespace:

using ConsoleRGBColors;

Now you able to change ForeColor or BackColor of any string in any part of the text:

Console.WriteLine($"Test {"Color".ChangeStringForeColor(255,71,71)}");
Console.WriteLine($"Test {"Color".ChangeStringBackColor(255,71,71)}");

The result :

Also you can use css default colors which in Color struct like this :

Console.WriteLine($"Use Css {"Color".ChangeStringForeColor(Color.Chocolate)}");

The result :

To print a gradient use this codes:

// Vertical Gradient
ConsoleRGBColors.RGBConsole.PrintVerticalGradiant(text, (101, 78, 163), (234, 175, 200));

// Horizontal Gradient
ConsoleRGBColors.RGBConsole.PrintHorizontalGradiant(text, (0, 159, 255), (236, 47, 75));

result :

Fo more information about using, see the Test

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