Hmmm...there must be something up with the ANSI parser. I'll take a look.

Any love for this issue? 😇

Thanks for the ping! I'll have a quick peek tonight

If you need a repro: https://github.com/ahmetb/dotfiles/blob/master/bitbar-plugins/yahoo_stock_ticker.1m.py

Thanks. This'll be the weekend now. It looks like a parse error so I'll need to create a test case out of this for https://github.com/leaanthony/go-ansi-parser

@ahmetb - after more looking at this, it seems bitbar didn't render it correctly anyway. [40m should be black, not grey. I'm also reading that [1m (bold) should be interpreted as "high intensity" so it would make the colours brighter. Running this script in a terminal seems to set it to intense colours by default, which is weird.

I've fixed a small parse error which cleared it all up:

I believe, based on what I'm reading in the standards, this is the correct output for those codes. If you disagree and have more insights, please let me know. Cheers.

Should also mention that the bitbar rendering of the yahoo finance plugin in this thread is also a bit off. The screenshot on the plugin page looks like there are no background colours:
https://xbarapp.com/docs/plugins/Finance/yahoo_stock_ticker.10m.py.html

I have customized it. I recommend trying with the link I provided.