Show HN: Lip Gloss is a CSS-like layout library for the terminal for Gogithub.com/charmbracelet 45 pointschristianrocha5 years ago6 commentsSaveHideCopy link On HNComments−geoah5yTheir bubbletea and charms libraries are two of the most amazing go libraries for creating cli apps I have had the pleasure of using.−iudqnolq5yHow can it detect termin background color?−jwalton5yThis is the function they are using to detect the background color:https://github.com/muesli/termenv/blob/d1b90ad4a4915162648dd...(There’s a different version of it for Windows.)−de6u99er5yThe windows one just returns default black, which is correct in most cases since very few change it to something else.https://github.com/muesli/termenv/blob/d1b90ad4a4915162648dd...−bradrn5yThis is not entirely true: Windows Powershell defaulted to a blue background. Though this is admittedly an edge case, as Windows Powershell is now deprecated in favour of Powershell Core (which has a black background) IIRC.−watersb5yGNU libtextstyle, part of gettext, includes CSS styling for ANSI terminal emulator text output.For some values of "CSS" and "ANSI".I will dig into a bit when I return to office computer...
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Their bubbletea and charms libraries are two of the most amazing go libraries for creating cli apps I have had the pleasure of using.
How can it detect termin background color?
This is the function they are using to detect the background color:
https://github.com/muesli/termenv/blob/d1b90ad4a4915162648dd...
(There’s a different version of it for Windows.)
The windows one just returns default black, which is correct in most cases since very few change it to something else.
https://github.com/muesli/termenv/blob/d1b90ad4a4915162648dd...
This is not entirely true: Windows Powershell defaulted to a blue background. Though this is admittedly an edge case, as Windows Powershell is now deprecated in favour of Powershell Core (which has a black background) IIRC.
GNU libtextstyle, part of gettext, includes CSS styling for ANSI terminal emulator text output.
For some values of "CSS" and "ANSI".
I will dig into a bit when I return to office computer...