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Each of us (I assume) pays a lot of attention to how the product we use looks.
It’s definitely more pleasant to hold something that looks beautiful, something that tempts with its appearance. In these criteria, we can also evaluate programs/scripts/bash codes today!

Text displayed in the terminal can be easily colored using ANSI escapes.
ANSI escapes are special codes that allow modifying the appearance (and more) of displayed content. For example, using "\e[31m", text turns red!

A specific version of ANSI escapes are "256 colors" escapes, which allow coloring text in one of 256 predefined colors. However, it's hard to remember which code corresponds to which color.

This annoyed me. That’s why I created a simple script that displays those codes in the corresponding colors as a preview of each one! Additionally, you can provide a style escape number (italic, bold, etc.) to see how the color looks with your chosen style.

A nice cheat sheet? Click the button below and check if it’s helpful!
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