UPD: click looks good for that.
Requirements for a formatting tool:
- cross-platform (and disabled when it is not installed / supported)
- high-level (and take care to restore original colours after the exit).
Probably some other factors should also be taken into consideration. Note, that we don't need full True Colours, but rather simply enhance user experience in several small places.
These packages look good: yachalk and colorful (the latter looks more powerful, because it supports Windows and Python 2 (if we ever use that)). There is also some comparison on StackOverflow.
Formatting could be based on how git formats its output.
Volunteers are welcome! If you take on this task, let us agree on the package first.
UPD: click looks good for that.
Requirements for a formatting tool:
Probably some other factors should also be taken into consideration. Note, that we don't need full True Colours, but rather simply enhance user experience in several small places.
These packages look good: yachalk and colorful (the latter looks more powerful, because it supports Windows and Python 2 (if we ever use that)). There is also some comparison on StackOverflow.
Formatting could be based on how
gitformats its output.Volunteers are welcome! If you take on this task, let us agree on the package first.