TERMINAL-COLORS(1)

💖 NAME 💖

okay bestie, this is the manual page for terminal-colors(1) — the User Commands one — and terminal-colors is literally here to display terminal colors. that’s the whole assignment. 💅

🌈 SYNOPSIS 🌈

terminal-colors [options]

✨ OPTIONS ✨

• -b, --block — displays in block format (vs cube) [default].
• -c, --cube-slice — displays as cube slices (vs block).
• -f, --foreground — uses color for foreground text.
• -l, --rgb — long format: RGB values shown as text.
• -n, --numbers — includes color escape numbers on the chart.
• -o, --ansicodes — displays the 16 color chart with SGR ANSI escape codes.
• -p, --padding — adds extra padding (helps you discern colors).
• -t, --test — runs tests.
• -v, --vertical — displays with vertical orientation [default].
• -x, --hex — includes hex color numbers on the chart.
• -z, --horizontal — displays with horizontal orientation.
• --version — shows the program’s version number and exits.
• -h, --help — shows this help message and exits.

🔄 Conversion options 🔄

• -r N, --256to88=N — converts (reduces) 256 color value N to an 88 color value.
• -e N, --88to256=N — converts (expands) 88 color value N to a 256 color value.

mwah 💋 this was the terminal-colors - 3.0.1 page, dated January 1980 — go flex that color chart, bestie! 🫶🎀