🦎 Terminal string styling for zig.
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🖌️Module for styling of terminal texts - ColorChalks
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Install & Configuration Cava in Termux
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Style your Termux without changing your shell. OH-MY-ZSH alternative.
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Colors and styles for your Terminal - Single header, cross platform, C++
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Lightweight terminal styling
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🌌 A soothing pastel-colored theme for Oh My Posh with excellent readability. Features git status, version displays, and execution time indicators.
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Add smooth gradient effects to your command line text, without any external dependencies. This pure JavaScript utility allows you to easily apply custom color gradients to terminal output, making it more visually appealing and dynamic.
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Style your terminal with ANSI magic ✨
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TerCol is a library that colors your text.
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Pantones Colours For your Terminal - Chalk
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