Vertical Alignment & Complete Colors

In this latest release of Lip Gloss, styles now support vertical alignment for all your vertical alignment needs! Additionally, CompleteColor and CompleteAdaptiveColor was introduced.

Align content in a Style vertically at the top, center, or bottom. To get started make a style with some Height and an AlignVertical property.

lipgloss.NewStyle().Height(5).AlignVertical(lipgloss.Center).Render("Hello, Center!")

or use the Align shorthand which sets both horizontal and vertical alignments:

lipgloss.NewStyle().Height(5).Align(lipgloss.Left, lipgloss.Bottom).Render("Hello, Center!")

New API:

Note, there are no breaking changes since if the Align shorthand will still accept 1 argument (variadic arguments) and will set only the horizontal alignment to maintain original functionality

• Align(p ...Position)
• AlignVertical(p Position)
• AlignHorizontal(p Position)
• GetAlignVertical() Position
• GetAlignHorizontal() Position

Complete Colors

This revision introduces two new color types CompleteColor and CompleteAdaptiveColor. Not for the faint of heart, these types are for bypassing automatic color interpolation so you can specify exact colors for all color profiles:

cc := CompleteColor{
	TrueColor: "#6B51FF",
	ANSI256: "63",
	ANSI: "5",
}

cac := CompleteAdaptiveColor{
	Light: CompleteColor{
		TrueColor: "#FF51CE",
		ANSI256: "213",
		ANSI: "5",
	},
	Dark: CompleteColor{
		TrueColor: "#6B51FF",
		ANSI256: "63",
		ANSI: "5",
	},
}

New

• Non-Interpolated Colors by @meowgorithm in #100
• Vertical Alignment by @maaslalani in #106

Fixed

• Protect against concurrent color profile access with a sync.RWMutex by @meowgorithm in #68
• don't overwrite background when inheriting by @76creates in #69

New Contributors

• @Evertras made their first contribution in #71
• @ismaelpadilla made their first contribution in #94
• @mark2185 made their first contribution in #103
• @inkel made their first contribution in #107

Full Changelog: v0.5.0...v0.6.0

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