While working on AutoHotUnit, I got frustrated that I couldn’t find an easy way to write colorized text to the terminal to indicate success and failure. So, being familiar with npm’s Chalk, I wrote a similar library for AutoHotkey.
Of course, I used AutoHotUnit to test it all, but I haven’t yet updated AutoHotUnit to use chalk.ahk. This is largely because until I give ahkpm support for dev dependencies, that would result in an infinite dependency loop.
While working on AutoHotUnit, I got frustrated that I couldn’t find an easy way to write colorized text to the terminal to indicate success and failure. So, being familiar with npm’s Chalk, I wrote a similar library for AutoHotkey.
Of course, I used AutoHotUnit to test it all, but I haven’t yet updated AutoHotUnit to use chalk.ahk. This is largely because until I give ahkpm support for dev dependencies, that would result in an infinite dependency loop.