Colorize config output #77
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This commit adds optional colorization of the config output. In certain situations this can make reading configuration easier and it also looks pretty neat. There is also an optional --no-color flag that can be passed. This will disable set the chroma formatter to `noop` rather than terminal16m. Currently, the data is still tokenized by chroma but not formatted so it does not print with any ascii codes. In this implementation it doesn't matter too much because the size of the configuration will always been small so there are no major tradeoffs.. an improved solution could be to skip passing through chroma if the --no-color flag is passed!
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This PR adds optional colorization of the config output. In certain situations this can make reading configuration easier and it also looks pretty neat.
There is also an optional --no-color flag that can be passed. This will disable set the chroma formatter to
nooprather than terminal16m. Currently, the data is still tokenized by chroma but not formatted so it does not print with any ascii codes.In this implementation it doesn't matter too much because the size of the configuration will always been small so there are no major tradeoffs.. an improved solution could be to skip passing through chroma if the --no-color flag is passed!