0.0.3 • Published 3 years ago
@plotdb/colors
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MIT
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0.0.3
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@plotdb/colors
get colors in your node.js console.
Installation
npm install --save @plotdb/colorsUsage
require("@plotdb/colors")
console.log("some colored text".red);
console.log("some colored text with red background".bgRed.yellow);
colors.disable(); /* colored outputs are disabled after this */
console.log("some text without style / color".bgRed.yellow);
colors.enable(); /* colored outputs are disabled after this */
console.log("color is back".bgRed.yellow);
colors.red("some red text");
colors.green.underline("some red text"); /* recursively */
colors.green.underline.red("some red text"); /* will be red. high priority for deeper styles */Colors and Styles
| fg | bright fg | bg | bright bg | styles |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| black | brightRed | bgBlack | bgBrightRed | reset |
| red | brightGreen | bgRed | bgBrightGreen | bold |
| green | brightYellow | bgGreen | bgBrightYellow | dim |
| yellow | brightBlue | bgYellow | bgBrightBlue | italic |
| blue | brightMagenta | bgBlue | bgBrightMagenta | underline |
| magenta | brightCyan | bgMagenta | bgBrightCyan | inverse |
| cyan | brightWhite | bgCyan | bgBrightWhite | hidden |
| white | bgWhite | strikethrough | ||
| gray | bgGray | |||
| grey | bgGrey |
Note
@plotdb/colors extends String.prototype directly which may not be a good approach.
Reference
License
MIT