Jansi

Uses JNI libraries to provide native ANSI escape sequence support on Windows, solving the platform's lack of built-in ANSI handling as highlighted in the README's features.

Automatically detects when output is redirected to files and strips ANSI codes, preventing unreadable escape sequences in logs, a key feature mentioned in the synopsis.

Offers a fluent builder API for constructing ANSI sequences programmatically, with examples like `ansi().fg(RED).a('Hello')` for easy formatting, as shown in the usage section.

Provides JNI bindings to platform-specific APIs like Kernel32 and CLibrary, enabling deeper terminal control beyond basic ANSI codes, as noted in the features list.