burger-toolkit v1.0.2

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npm install burger-toolkit --save

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burger-toolkit is a useful tool that I use when it comes to certain things, for example:

color.js, the library burger-toolkit uses for coloring text can do this:

console.log('someString'.green) and will output "someString" in green.

or console.log(colors.green('someString'))

BUT, if you want to pass the color, background and or styling from the end-user to the program, you will need to do something like this:

if(color === "black") console.log("someString".black) for every possible color that you might want to support, but burger-toolkit allows you to do:

console.log(burger.colorString("someString", "black")) or

console.log(burger.colorString("someString", burger.c(0))) depending on your use,

this allows you to pass any color, background, or styling information as a string or integer

burger.c(int) will return a color depending on the integer you give it. burger.c(0) returns "black"

Also, there are similar functions for styling and background:

console.log(burger.colorStringBG("someString", "black")

console.log(burger.styleString("someString", "bold")

(string only for styling)

Other Features

burger.log("log.txt", "append this to end of log.txt")

burger.logArray("log.txt", array)

burger.logArray("log.txt", array, "red", "black")

The last one will log each element in array with a certain color and background.

Useful Information

burger.strip("someString") will strip any string of it's ANSI color information using strip-ansi

Numbers and strings:

"black" or 0

"red" or 1

"green" or 2

"yellow" or 3

"blue" or 4

"magenta" or 5

"cyan" or 6

"white" or 7

"gray" or 8

"grey" or 9

you can use burger.c(int) for burger.colorString(string, color)

or burger.colorStringBG(string, bgColor)