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Hello, I want to use your lib to add banner to my program, but when I trying to run your title example, go can't find InitString method and GoLand shows only Init and SetLog methods. Also, if I try to replace InitString with Init and convert templ to bytes, like in your quickstart, it just don't show anything.

Strange cause I downloaded your repo now and with your repo it works, maybe cause my go 1.15 version? I see 1.11 in your go.mod

i tried this, with a banner.txt file with ascii in it.

package main

import (
    "os"
    "bytes"

    "github.com/dimiro1/banner"
)

func main() {

    // set banner
    isEnabled := true
    isColorEnabled := false
    banner.Init(os.Stdout, isEnabled, isColorEnabled, bytes.NewBufferString("mainBanner.txt"))

Dont see anything at all.

Also is there a way to embedd the ASCII and load it ? A file with the ASCI in it, means one more thing to make sure is deployed. Not good.

Hello,

My example application has couple of command line flags which i have parsed with pflag. But whenever i use github.com/dimiro1/banner/autoload it overrides my current flags and prints below when i run my binary with -h . I would expect instead of overriding my flags, appending to them actually.

Below is my application's expected command line flags:

$ ./main --help
Usage of ./main:
      --createUserUrl string   url of the user creation on Oreilly API (default "https://learning.oreilly.com/api/v1/user/")
      --emailDomain string     usable domain for creating trial account, it should be a valid domain (default "jentrix.com")
      --length int             length of the random generated username and password (default 12)

And this is the flags when i use banner, as you see, my application's flags are missing:

$ ./main --help
Usage of ./main:
  -ansi
        ansi colors enabled? (default true)
  -banner string
        banner.txt file (default "banner.txt")
  -show-banner
        print the banner? (default true)

I would expect something like that:

$ ./main --help
Usage of ./main:
      --createUserUrl string   url of the user creation on Oreilly API (default "https://learning.oreilly.com/api/v1/user/")
      --emailDomain string     usable domain for creating trial account, it should be a valid domain (default "jentrix.com")
      --length int              length of the random generated username and password (default 12)
      -ansi                       ansi colors enabled? (default true)
      -banner string        banner.txt file (default "banner.txt")
      -show-banner        print the banner? (default true)

Same situation repeats even if i use go's default flag package instead of pflag.

Hi,

Using banner in my project with golang 15 it works perfectly for app execution but fails when trying to write tests:

"flag provided but not defined: -test.testlogfile"

this is due to flag.Parse() in autoload.go.

Is there some workaround to use the banner with newer versions of golang?

Adding txt files clutters up the codebase too much. Need to be able to generate the ASCII art in-program.