This should be a concise way to express "Press Enter to continue" in the context of a .WriteLineWait call, where only the Enter key will resume program execution.

I thought of a new feature that could be useful to shorten code writing even more :
Console.WriteLine("text", ConsoleColor.Red).WriteLineWait("more text").
Methods could return a Console instance, allowing to use more methods on a single line.
I'm still trying to determine if it's technically possible, and am not sure about all its details at all, but that's an idea I came up with.

This would mean adding another overload for .WriteLine and .WriteLineWait which took a TextAlign enum, or something similar.

Hi,

I just stumbled across this and it's perfect for a little project I'm working on. Nice work!

My only issue is that the console app I'm working on is a .Net Core app so I'm getting the following warning in Visual Studio.

Warning NU1701 
Package 'FluentConsole.Library 1.0.54' was restored using '.NETFramework,Version=v4.6.1' instead of the project target framework '.NETCoreApp,Version=v2.0'.
This package may not be fully compatible with your project.

Any plans to update it to .Net Core 2.0 or .Net Standard 2.0?

I'm pretty sure updating it to .Net Standard will be fairly simple and am happy to give it a crack and submit a pull request if you want.

Regards,

Chris

Neat little lib, i was wondering if you had plans to support formatted strings.

I personally haven't had much need to create fluent overloads for Console.Write(), but if anyone finds themselves wishing these were part of this library please add your vote here.