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This issue made me wonder if things could be a lot easier if we just used an existing library for terminal colors, such as chalk, kleur, ansiColors, colorette, picocolors, etc.
The only reason we don’t is because all these libraries work with function calls for the formatted text, so they wouldn't work well with AsciiTree. But perhaps it's easier to implement our own tree instead of our own terminal formatting library?
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This issue made me wonder if things could be a lot easier if we just used an existing library for terminal colors, such as chalk, kleur, ansiColors, colorette, picocolors, etc.
The only reason we don’t is because all these libraries work with function calls for the formatted text, so they wouldn't work well with AsciiTree. But perhaps it's easier to implement our own tree instead of our own terminal formatting library?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: