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# `NO_COLOR`

For information on the `NO_COLOR` standard, see
[no-color.org](http://no-color.org).

## Adding software

To add or update software on the `no-color.org` website, clone this Git
repository and update `index.md` with a line under the appropriate section,
keeping entries in alphabetical order.

The line must be formatted as:
```
For libraries:
| [Software Name](URL) | Short description | Language(s) | [YYYY-MM-DD / X.X.X](URL) |

For general software:
| [Software Name](URL) | Short description | [YYYY-MM-DD / X.X.X](URL) |
```

For the third/fourth field (the date and version number), the value should
refer to the first release of the software available with `NO_COLOR` support,
with a link to the release notes for that version.

If a version is not available, just include a date and link to the commit when
`NO_COLOR` support was added.

Make the description as short as possible, avoiding superfluous adjectives like
"the best ..." or "an all-new ...".

Once your entry is complete, commit your changes, push to your cloned repo, and
then submit a pull request to this repository.
If you do not have a GitHub account, e-mail your diff to
[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).
Once your change is merged, the `no-color.org` website will be automatically
rebuilt within a few minutes.

## Testing changes

If you are making extensive changes to the output and want to verify them in a
browser before committing, you can setup a Jekyll environment with:

no_color$ bundle install
no_color$ bundle exec jekyll serve

And then visit
[http://127.0.0.1:4000/](http://127.0.0.1:4000/).