sanctity is an acronym for rust ansi16 color test utility.
It prints your own text or the default text in all of the 16 terminal colors. It does that 16 times, each time with another one of the colors as the background color.
You can also specify if the background colors should be in columns or rows.
sanctity should work on any system with a shell that supports running binaries and with a terminal emulator that supports colored output.
| Operating System | Package Manager | Package | Command |
|---|---|---|---|
| Various | Cargo | sanctity | cargo install sanctity |
| Arch Linux | pacman | sanctity | git clone https://aur.archlinux.org/sanctity.git && cd sanctity && makepkg -sri |
| NixOS, Linux, macOS | Nix | sanctity | nix-env -iA nixos.sanctity or nix-env -iA nixpkgs.sanctity |
See the installation section for how to install sanctity on your computer.
Run sanctity with sanctity.
Use sanctity --help to look up how to pass options to sanctity.
This program uses Semantic Versioning. Therefore an API has to be defined:
The API or the means of interacting with this program are the the command line options and the command line output. Excluded are name, version and about in the --help.
If layouts are removed a major version will be released. However if layouts are added then that is considered backwards compatible and a major version will not be released.
So if changes are made to the exceptions then there will be no major or minor release because they are not part of the API. Thus if your program interacts with this one and uses features outside of the API you may expect them to break in between major releases.
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