A handy library for colouring strings.
I say that. I made this before I learnt about the IO.ANSI module...
"Hello, world!"
|> Palette.red
|> Palette.underline
# => "\e[31;4mHello, world!\e[0m"Palette - A handy library for colouring strings.
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