ANSI Screen Escape Characters

I am posting this so I can find it later when I need it. If you find it useful then awesome.

• \033[ or Ctl-V,Esc,[ Starts a escape sequence


• m should be the last character in a sequence that sets font and/or background color


• a two digit number starting with 3 is for setting the font color


• a two digit number starting with 4 is for setting the background color


• the second digit of a two digit number represents the color
  0 => black
  1 => red
  2 => green
  3 => yellow
  4 => blue
  5 => purple
  6 => cyan
  7 => white


• a single digit number represents a text style
  0 => reset
  1 => bold
  3 => italics
  4 => underline
  5 => blink
  7 => reverse
  8 => invisible


• cursor movement starts with a number which represents the number of characters to move and ends with a capital letter representing the direction
  A => up
  B => down
  C => right
  D => left


• to move the cursor to a specific location it requires column number then a ; then the row number and ends with the letter H


• to clear the screen and move the cursor to the home position it requires the number 2 and the capital letter J

Examples:
echo '\033[31mHello World\033[0m'
\033[31m - Sets the text color to red.
Hello World - Prints 'Hello World' to the screen
\033[0m - Resets everything back to normal

echo 'XXXX\033[3DY'
XXXX - Prints XXXX
\033[3D - Moves back 3 characters
Y - Prints a Y
The output would look like 'XYXX'