sbotools.colors(5)

NAME

sbotools.colors - customize output colors for sbotools

DESCRIPTION

The /etc/sbotools/sbotools.colors file allows for customizing sbotools output colors. To disable sbotools color output, set NOCOLOR to TRUE; see sbotools.conf(5) or sboconfig(1) for details. Three color categories are available. color_notice is cyan by default, and covers neutral prompts and selected notifications. color_lesser is default bold, and is for lesser warnings. color_warn marks errors and potentially serious warnings, and defaults to red bold.

Color specifications follow a KEY=VALUE pattern; spaces are allowed, quotation marks are optional and commented lines are ignored. If a color is specified more than once, the last valid specification applies.

All colors must be specified with valid ANSI designations. For more information, see the Function Interface section of Term::ANSIColor(3). If a color category has an invalid specification, it uses the default color instead. Examples of valid specifications include yellow reverse and bright_black. rRRRgGGGbBBB specifications are also possible for true color output. Please note that not all terminal emulators can handle all specifications listed in Term::ANSIColor(3).

To disable coloration for any color category, set it to reset.

To use a configuration directory other than /etc/sbotools, export an environment variable SBOTOOLS_CONF_DIR with an absolute path.

SEE ALSO

sbocheck(1), sboclean(1), sboconfig(1), sbocutleaves(1), sbofind(1), sbohints(1), sboinstall(1), sboremove(1), sbotool(1), sbotool(1), sboupgrade(1), sbotools.conf(5), sbotools.hints(5), Term::ANSIColor(3)

AUTHORS

Jacob Pipkin <jacob.pipkin@icloud.com>

Luke Williams <xocel@iquidus.org>

Andreas Guldstrand <andreas.guldstrand@gmail.com>

MAINTAINER

K. Eugene Carlson <kvngncrlsn@gmail.com>