1.1.0 • Published 3 years ago
styled-printf v1.1.0
styled-printf
Do you want to add some styles 🎨 to the output of your bash printf commands? Use this custom script and make the output of that printf look fanzy :bowtie:
How install
Using Yarn
yarn add styled-printfUsing NPM:
npm i styled-printfHow to use
The styled-printf command is like printf (in fact it's a function wrapping printf) that allows you to easily set the text styling, color and background color for the output.
Usage:
styled-printf [-s <text format>] [--style <text format>]
[-c <color>] [--color <color>]
[-b <color>] [-background-color <color>]
format [argument]Options:
| Option | Description | Values | |
|---|---|---|---|
-s | --style | Text formatting | normal | bold | dim | italics | underline | blink | reverse | hidden | password | |
-c | --color | Text color | default | white | black | red | green | yellow | blue | magenta | cyan | gray | light-red | light-green | light-yellow | light-blue | light-magenta | light-cyan | light-gray | or a number between0 and 256 | |
-b | --background-color | Background color | default | white | black | red | green | yellow | blue | magenta | cyan | gray | light-red | light-green | light-yellow | light-blue | light-magenta | light-cyan | light-gray | or a number between0 and 256 |
Example
styled-printf -s bold -c blue -b yellow "%s\n" "This text is bold, red and has a blue background"Other flags:
-h | --help | Display the help documentation |
|---|---|
-t | --test | Test all the different styles in your bash terminal |