JUI (Java user interface) is a tool that uses ANSI escape codes to modify the terminal.

Usage

System.out.print("The color of ");
JUI.changeColor(Colors.BOLD_CYAN);
System.out.print("this");
JUI.changeColor(Colors.DEFAULT);
System.out.println(" should be different!");

System.out.print("The type of ");
JUI.bold();
System.out.print("this");
JUI.bold();
System.out.println(" should be bold!");

System.out.print("The type of ");
JUI.italic();
System.out.print("this");
JUI.italic();
System.out.println(" should be italic!");

System.out.print("The type of ");
JUI.underline();
System.out.print("this");
JUI.underline();
System.out.println(" should be underlined!");

System.out.print("The type of ");
JUI.strikethrough();
System.out.print("this");
JUI.strikethrough();
System.out.println(" should be strikethrough!");

JUI.changeBackgroundColor(Colors.RED);
System.out.println("This line should have different background color!");
JUI.changeBackgroundColor(Colors.DEFAULT);

Note: If you want to use getInput() function, execute stty raw before

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

GNU GPL v3.0