package assert

import (

"fmt"

"os"

"github.com/wsxiaoys/terminal/color"

)

// AssertColorsEnabled can be changed to disable the use of terminal coloring.

// One usecase is to add a command line flag to your test that controls its value.

//

// func init() {

// flag.BoolVar(&assert.AssertColorsEnabled, "color", true, "want colors?")

// }

//

// go test -color=false

var AssertColorsEnabled = true

// Check for presence of the TERMCOLORS environment variable to set the AssertColorsEnabled setting.

func init() {

AssertColorsEnabled = os.Getenv("TERMCOLORS") != "false"

}

// AssertFatalColorSyntaxCode requires the syntax defined on https://github.com/wsxiaoys/terminal/blob/master/color/color.go .

// Set to an empty string to disable coloring.

var AssertFatalColorSyntaxCode = "@{wB}"

// AssertSuccessColorSyntaxCode requires the syntax defined on https://github.com/wsxiaoys/terminal/blob/master/color/color.go .

// Set to an empty string to disable coloring.

var AssertSuccessColorSyntaxCode = "@{y}"

// Scolorf returns a string colorized for terminal output using the syntaxCode (unless that's empty).

// Requires the syntax defined on https://github.com/wsxiaoys/terminal/blob/master/color/color.go .

func Scolorf(syntaxCode string, format string, args ...interface{}) string {

}