Command Prompt Batch Colors

cmd-colors.bat

@echo off

rem -- console colors for batch scripts --
rem You can set these to empty variables
rem if you don't want colored output, or
rem set NO_COLOR env var to a non-empty
rem value

rem Control Codes
set CLR_RESET=
set CLR_BOLD=
set CLR_UNDERLINE=
set CLR_NEGATIVE=
set CLR_NOUNDERLINE=
set CLR_POSITIVE=

rem Colors (foreground)
set CLR_BLACK=
set CLR_RED=
set CLR_GREEN=
set CLR_YELLOW=
set CLR_BLUE=
set CLR_PURPLE=
set CLR_LBLUE=
set CLR_WHITE=

rem Colors (foreground, bright)
set CLR_BLACK2=
set CLR_RED2=
set CLR_GREEN2=
set CLR_YELLOW2=
set CLR_BLUE2=
set CLR_PURPLE2=
set CLR_LBLUE2=
set CLR_WHITE2=

rem Colors (background)
set CLR_BBLACK=
set CLR_BRED=
set CLR_BGREEN=
set CLR_BYELLOW=
set CLR_BBLUE=
set CLR_BPURPLE=
set CLR_BLBLUE=
set CLR_BWHITE=

rem Colors (background, bright)
set CLR_BBLACK2=
set CLR_BRED2=
set CLR_BGREEN2=
set CLR_BYELLOW2=
set CLR_BBLUE2=
set CLR_BPURPLE2=
set CLR_BLBLUE2=
set CLR_BWHITE2=

rem Colors for logging
set CLR_DEBUG=
set CLR_PASS=
set CLR_FAIL=
set CLR_WARN=
set CLR_INFO=

rem Disable colors if "NO_COLOR" variable set
rem See: https://no-color.org/
if "%NO_COLOR%" neq "" (
  rem Control Codes
  set CLR_RESET=
  set CLR_BOLD=
  set CLR_UNDERLINE=
  set CLR_NEGATIVE=
  set CLR_NOUNDERLINE=
  set CLR_POSITIVE=

  rem Colors (foreground)
  set CLR_BLACK=
  set CLR_RED=
  set CLR_GREEN=
  set CLR_YELLOW=
  set CLR_BLUE=
  set CLR_PURPLE=
  set CLR_LBLUE=
  set CLR_WHITE=

  rem Colors (foreground, bright)
  set CLR_BLACK2=
  set CLR_RED2=
  set CLR_GREEN2=
  set CLR_YELLOW2=
  set CLR_BLUE2=
  set CLR_PURPLE2=
  set CLR_LBLUE2=
  set CLR_WHITE2=

  rem Colors (background)
  set CLR_BBLACK=
  set CLR_BRED=
  set CLR_BGREEN=
  set CLR_BYELLOW=
  set CLR_BBLUE=
  set CLR_BPURPLE=
  set CLR_BLBLUE=
  set CLR_BWHITE=

  rem Colors for logging
  set CLR_DEBUG=
  set CLR_PASS=
  set CLR_FAIL=
  set CLR_WARN=
  set CLR_INFO=
)