Backward compatibility

[logrusorgru]

The v1.1 should be backward compatible with previous Aurora implementation. Please, let me know if the v1.1 breaks something.

[WGH-]

cannot use aurora.NewAurora(false).Gray (type func(uint8, interface {}) aurora.Value) as type func(interface {}) aurora.Value in assignment

[logrusorgru]

Hello, @WGH- , I've renamed v1.1 to v2.0. For now v1.0 is old (initial) version of the Aurora. Please, use

"gopkg.in/logrusorgru/aurora.v1"

import path.

GoDoc documentation.

[ryanavella]

Hi @logrusorgru, regarding @WGH-'s example, do you plan to document changes to the API? For example, BgGray now requires 2 arguments instead of 1.

[logrusorgru]

Hello, @ryanavella, please take a look at this paragraph: Grayscale. A Gray and a BgGray method require gray color index (from 0 to 23 inclusive) and value to make it gray. There is GoDoc documentations. Zero is black, 23 is white.

If a Gray or BgGray receive gray color out of the [0; 23] range, then nearest valid value used instead.

The Gray and BgGray methods are the same as Index and BgIndex where [0; 23] becomes [232; 255]. It's just 8-bit ANSI colors.

Also, there is CHANGELOG.md

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Previous Gray and BgGray methods are now called White and BgWhite following specification. Also, Brown and BgBrown is now Yellow and BgYellow. There are Brown and BgBrown but they are marked as deprecated.

[logrusorgru]

If a Gray or BgGray receive gray color out of the [0; 23] range, then nearest valid value used instead.

Going to change it and introduce GrayScale and BgGrayScale. To make method names a bit intuitive.

Ref.: #15

P.S.: rejected, nothing will be changed

[logrusorgru]

Seems, we need the gorename tool working with go modules, to make the changes.

[logrusorgru]

License has changed from the WTFPL to the Unlicense due to pkg.go.dev restriction. I hope no one is against it.