Hello @mattn I was thinking of writing something similar myself, but googled it first... However, I tried it and couldn't get it to work (I had to add vasprintf back since that's not available on windows, just noticed I could've simply gone back a commit instead ).

Aside from vasprintf, I cannot get this to work at all. The example you give in the Readme doesn't do anything for me on OSX if I try it there, nor does it do anything with aniscolor-w32 on windows. I also tried a simpler \x1b[22;31m to make the text red which works fine on OSX, but not on Windows.

Any ideas?

I'm potentially interested in using this, but it has no obvious license attached to it, and I can't use it without a reasonably permissive open-source license. Can you choose a license, or alternatively place it in the public domain, so that its legal usages are clear?

Hi @mattn,
I'm using your library in a project of mine, but I face some troubles when I try to install it using clib.
After some investigations I discovered that the problem is that there is no release tag with version 0.0.1 as referenced in the package.json, so when clib tries to fetch the library at https://raw.githubusercontent.com/mattn/ansicolor-w32.c/0.0.1/ansicolor-w32.h it gets an HTTP 404.
So I was just wondering if you could release the 0.0.1 version in order to fix that :)