
Usage: style::stylize <command> [style options] [command parameters]

<command> is any command with output to stylize, followed by style options,
and then the command's normal parameters.

style options include:
  --bold, --faint, --underline, etc.
  --color <color_name>
  --background <color_name>
  --stderr (output to standard error instead of standard out)

  echo "This is $(style::echo -f --bold LOUD) and soft."

command parameters are those supported by the stylized command.

Use style::stylize --help colors for a list of colors or backgrounds
Use style::stylize --help attributes for a list of style attribute flags

Usage: style::printf [style options] [command parameters]

style options include:
  --bold, --faint, --underline, etc.
  --color <color_name>
  --background <color_name>
  --stderr (output to standard error instead of standard out)

  echo "This is $(style::echo -f --bold LOUD) and soft."

command parameters are those supported by the 'printf' command.

Use style::printf --help colors for a list of colors or backgrounds
Use style::printf --help attributes for a list of style attribute flags

Usage: style::error [style options] [command parameters]

Default style options for style::error:
  [1;91m"--stderr --bold --color red"[0m

style options include:
  --bold, --faint, --underline, etc.
  --color <color_name>
  --background <color_name>
  --stderr (output to standard error instead of standard out)

  echo "This is $(style::echo -f --bold LOUD) and soft."

command parameters are those supported by the echo command.

Use style::error --help colors for a list of colors or backgrounds
Use style::error --help attributes for a list of style attribute flags

Usage: style::link [style options] [command parameters]

Default style options for style::link:
  [4;34m"--underline --color dark_blue"[0m

style options include:
  --bold, --faint, --underline, etc.
  --color <color_name>
  --background <color_name>
  --stderr (output to standard error instead of standard out)

  echo "This is $(style::echo -f --bold LOUD) and soft."

command parameters are those supported by the echo command.

Use style::link --help colors for a list of colors or backgrounds
Use style::link --help attributes for a list of style attribute flags
black
blue
cyan
dark_blue
dark_cyan
dark_green
dark_magenta
dark_red
dark_yellow
default
gray
green
light_gray
magenta
pink
purple
red
white
yellow
--blink
--bold
--faint
--italic
--reset
--underline
[1;32mINFO: Info here[0m
[1;33mWARNING: Watch out![0m
[1;91mERROR: What went wrong now?[0m
[5;33mWARNING: Customized warning style, still to stderr! :-)[0m

This should still display in bold red, but on stderr