public Class AnsiConsole

The default color support that Jansi will use, can be either 16, 256 or truecolor. If not set, JANSI will try to autodetect the number of colors supported by the terminal by checking the COLORTERM and TERM variables.

Force the use of 16 colors. When using a 256-indexed color, or an RGB color, the color will be rounded to the nearest one from the 16 palette.

Force the use of 256 colors. When using an RGB color, the color will be rounded to the nearest one from the standard 256 palette.

Force the use of 24-bit colors.

If the jansi.eager system property is set to true, the system streams will be eagerly initialized, else the initialization is delayed until out(), err() or systemInstall() is called.

Jansi colors specific to the standard error stream.

Jansi mode specific to the standard error stream.

If the jansi.force system property is set to true, and neither jansi.passthrough nor jansi.strip are set, then ansi sequences will be printed to the output stream. This forces the behavior which is by default dependent on the output stream being a real console: if the output stream is redirected to a file or through a system pipe, ansi sequences are disabled by default.

If the jansi.graceful system property is set to false, any exception that occurs during the initialization will cause the library to report this exception and fail. The default behavior is to behave gracefully and fall back to pure emulation on posix systems.

The default mode which Jansi will use, can be either force, strip or default (the default). If this property is set, it will override jansi.passthrough, jansi.strip and jansi.force properties.

Jansi mode value that output sequences if on a terminal, else strip them.

Jansi mode value to force ansi sequences to the stream even if it's not a terminal.

Jansi mode value to strip all ansi sequences.

If the jansi.noreset system property is set to true, the attributes won't be reset when the streams are uninstalled.

Jansi colors specific to the standard output stream.

Jansi mode specific to the standard output stream.

If the jansi.passthrough system property is set to true, will not perform any transformation and any ansi sequence will be conveyed without any modification.

If the jansi.strip system property is set to true, and jansi.passthrough is not enabled, all ansi sequences will be stripped before characters are written to the output streams.

If the standard out natively supports ANSI escape codes, then this just returns System.err, otherwise it will provide an ANSI aware PrintStream which strips out the ANSI escape sequences or which implement the escape sequences.

Returns:AnsiPrintStream

a PrintStream which is ANSI aware.

Try to find the width of the console for this process. Both output and error streams will be checked to determine the width. A value of 0 is returned if the width can not be determined.

Since

2.2

check if the streams have been installed or not

If the standard out natively supports ANSI escape codes, then this just returns System.out, otherwise it will provide an ANSI aware PrintStream which strips out the ANSI escape sequences or which implement the escape sequences.

Returns:AnsiPrintStream

a PrintStream which is ANSI aware.

Access to the original System.err stream before ansi streams were installed.

Returns:PrintStream

the originial System.err print stream

Access to the original System.out stream before ansi streams were installed.

Returns:PrintStream

the originial System.out print stream

Install AnsiConsole.out() to System.out and AnsiConsole.err() to System.err.

See Also

systemUninstall()

undo a previous systemInstall(). If systemInstall() was called multiple times, systemUninstall() must be called the same number of times before it is actually uninstalled.