StyledStrings

julia> using StyledStrings


julia> styled"{yellow:hello} {blue:there}"
"hello there"

julia> str = AnnotatedString("hello there", [(1:5, :word, :greeting), (7:11, :label, 1)])
"hello there"

julia> length(str)
11

julia> lpad(str, 14)
"   hello there"

julia> typeof(lpad(str, 7))
AnnotatedString{String}

julia> str2 = AnnotatedString(" julia", [(2:6, :face, :magenta)])
" julia"

julia> annotatedstring(str, str2)
"hello there julia"

julia> str * str2 == annotatedstring(str, str2) # *-конкатенация работает
true

julia> println(styled"
The basic font-style attributes are {bold:bold}, {light:light}, {italic:italic},
{underline:underline}, and {strikethrough:strikethrough}.

In terms of color, we have named faces for the 16 standard terminal colors:
 {black:■} {red:■} {green:■} {yellow:■} {blue:■} {magenta:■} {cyan:■} {white:■}
 {bright_black:■} {bright_red:■} {bright_green:■} {bright_yellow:■} {bright_blue:■} {bright_magenta:■} {bright_cyan:■} {bright_white:■}

Since {code:bright_black} is effectively grey, we define two aliases for it:
{code:grey} and {code:gray} to allow for regional spelling differences.

To flip the foreground and background colors of some text, you can use the
{code:inverse} face, for example: {magenta:some {inverse:inverse} text}.

The intent-based basic faces are {shadow:shadow} (for dim but visible text),
{region:region} for selections, {emphasis:emphasis}, and {highlight:highlight}.
As above, {code:code} is used for code-like text.

Lastly, we have the 'message severity' faces: {error:error}, {warning:warning},
{success:success}, {info:info}, {note:note}, and {tip:tip}.

Remember that all these faces (and any user or package-defined ones) can
arbitrarily nest and overlap, {region,tip:like {bold,italic:so}}.")

Documenter doesn't properly represent all the styling above, so I've converted it manually to HTML and LaTeX.

<pre>
 The basic font-style attributes are <span style="font-weight: 700;">bold, <span style="font-weight: 300;">light, <span style="font-style: italic;">italic,
 <span style="text-decoration: underline;">underline, and <span style="text-decoration: line-through">strikethrough.

 In terms of color, we have named faces for the 16 standard terminal colors:
  <span style="color: #1c1a23;">■ <span style="color: #a51c2c;">■ <span style="color: #25a268;">■ <span style="color: #e5a509;">■ <span style="color: #195eb3;">■ <span style="color: #803d9b;">■ <span style="color: #0097a7;">■ <span style="color: #dddcd9;">■
  <span style="color: #76757a;">■ <span style="color: #ed333b;">■ <span style="color: #33d079;">■ <span style="color: #f6d22c;">■ <span style="color: #3583e4;">■ <span style="color: #bf60ca;">■ <span style="color: #26c6da;">■ <span style="color: #f6f5f4;">■

 Since <span style="color: #0097a7;">bright_black является фактически серым, мы определяем для него два псевдонима:
 <span style="color: #0097a7;">grey и <span style="color: #0097a7;">grey для учета различий в написании.

 To flip the foreground and background colors of some text, you can use the
 <span style="color: #0097a7;">inverse, например: <span style="color: #803d9b;">какой-то <span style="background-color: #803d9b;">обратный<span style="color: #803d9b;"> текст.

 The intent-based basic faces are <span style="color: #76757a;">shadow (для неяркого, но видимого текста),
 <span style="background-color: #3a3a3a;">region для выделений, <span style="color: #195eb3;">emphasis и <span style="background-color: #195eb3;">highlight.
 As above, <span style="color: #0097a7;">code используется для текста, похожего на код.

 Lastly, we have the 'message severity' faces: <span style="color: #ed333b;">error, <span style="color: #e5a509;">warning,
 <span style="color: #25a268;">success, <span style="color: #26c6da;">info, <span style="color: #76757a;">note и <span style="color: #33d079;">tip.

 Remember that all these faces (and any user or package-defined ones) can
 arbitrarily nest and overlap, <span style="color: #33d079;background-color: #3a3a3a;">таким <span style="font-weight: 700;font-style: italic;">образом.</pre>

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The basic font-style attributes are {\fontseries{b}\selectfont bold}, {\fontseries{l}\selectfont light}, {\fontshape{it}\selectfont italic},\\
\underline{underline}, and {strikethrough}.

In terms of color, we have named faces for the 16 standard terminal colors:\\
{\color[HTML]{1c1a23}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{a51c2c}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{25a268}\(\blacksquare\)}
{\color[HTML]{e5a509}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{195eb3}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{803d9b}\(\blacksquare\)}
{\color[HTML]{0097a7}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{dddcd9}\(\blacksquare\)} \\
{\color[HTML]{76757a}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{ed333b}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{33d079}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{f6d22c}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{3583e4}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{bf60ca}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{26c6da}\(\blacksquare\)} {\color[HTML]{f6f5f4}\(\blacksquare\)}

Since {\color[HTML]{0097a7}bright\_black} is effectively grey, we define two aliases for it:\\
{\color[HTML]{0097a7}grey} and {\color[HTML]{0097a7}gray} to allow for regional spelling differences.

To flip the foreground and background colors of some text, you can use the\\
{\color[HTML]{0097a7}inverse} face, for example: {\color[HTML]{803d9b}some \colorbox[HTML]{803d9b}{\color[HTML]{000000}inverse} text}.

The intent-based basic faces are {\color[HTML]{76757a}shadow} (for dim but visible text),\\
\colorbox[HTML]{3a3a3a}{region} for selections, {\color[HTML]{195eb3}emphasis}, and \colorbox[HTML]{195eb3}{highlight}.\\
As above, {\color[HTML]{0097a7}code} is used for code-like text.

Lastly, we have the 'message severity' faces: {\color[HTML]{ed333b}error}, {\color[HTML]{e5a509}warning},\\
{\color[HTML]{25a268}success}, {\color[HTML]{26c6da}info}, {\color[HTML]{76757a}note}, and {\color[HTML]{33d079}tip}.

Remember that all these faces (and any user or package-defined ones) can\\
arbitrarily nest and overlap, \colorbox[HTML]{3a3a3a}{\color[HTML]{33d079}like
  {\fontseries{b}\fontshape{it}\selectfont so}}.
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