Write-Color is a wrapper around Write-Host allowing you to create nice looking scripts, with colorized output. It provides easy manipulation of colors, logging output to file (log) and nice formatting options out of the box.

Get-ChildItemColor provides colored versions of Get-ChildItem Cmdlet and Get-ChildItem | Format-Wide (ls equivalent)

A PowerShell module for handling color and cursor positioning via ANSI escape sequences

PowerShell module to add file icons to terminal based on file extension

A collection of Powershell functions that expand the PowerShell ISE themeing capability to the command line. These functions allow you to import, remove, and apply native xml and registry based ISE themes without the need to format and translate the xml ARGB values to hex for use in a specific theme script.

Provides basic color highlighting for files, services, select-string etc. For more information, check out: https://github.com/Davlind/PSColor

Provides dircolors-like functionality to all System.IO.FilesystemInfo formatters

PowerShell module to manage Windows console colors and PSReadline token colors.

The cutting edge API for text coloring and highlighting in powershell.

List contents of directories in a tree-like format with colorization and lots of options

Simplify creating HTML tables

Provides a simpler way of writing coloured text to the host.

d00m Awesome PowerShell functions!

A Simple yet powerful PowerShell plain text parser. The main goal of this module is to process the plain text line by line, highlight and transform it, and to perform various callback events.

Brings color to the default powershell.

A log4net compatible PowerShell logger with custom appenders support!

Helps converting Decimal colours to Hexadecimal Colours, and vice versa

Colourful console writing with Powershell

A collection of debugging tools for helping to develop modern PowerShell applications. For example: objects color highlighting, various code metrics and performance benchmarks.

Helper class and functions for using ANSI escape sequences in the Powershell console