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8colors

v1.0.1

Published

ANSI Colors for the terminal console

Downloads

24

Readme

8 COLORS

Color Terminal Console like magic (Chain-able)

Installation

npm install --save 8colors

Usage

Example

const c = require('8colors')

var title ='WARNING'

//straight up 
console.log(c.green('color me green'))

console.log(c.red(title))

//chaining
console.log (c.b('color me blue').m(' and I am Magenta').bm(' I am bright Magenta').end())

//background color
console.log(c.R().w(title).end())

console.log(c.R().w(title).by(' You are using and awesome library!').end())

COLORS and Helper functions

Non Chained -- Straight up output

| method(string) | TEXT COLOR | | --------------- | ---------- | | black(string) | Black | | red(string) | Red | | green(string) | Green | | yellow(string) | Yellow | | blue(string) | Blue | | magenta(string) | Magenta | | cyan(string) | Cyan | | white(string) | White |

Chained approached

Foreground Color (Standard)

| Method (string) | Foreground Color | | --------------- | ---------------- | | k(string) | Black | | r(string) | red | | g(string) | Green | | b(string) | Blue | | y(string) | Yellow | | m(string) | Magenta | | c(string) | Cyan | | w(string) | White |

Foreground Color (Bright)

| Method(string) | Foreground Bright Color (Hi intensity) | | -------------- | -------------------------------------- | | bk(string) | Bright Black | | br(string) | Bright Red | | bg(string) | Bright Green | | bb(string) | Bright Blue | | by(string) | Bright Yellow | | bm(string) | Bright Magenta | | bc(string) | Bright Cyan | | bw(string) | Bright White |

Background Color (STANDARD)

| Method(string) | Background Bright Color (Standard) | | -------------- | ---------------------------------- | | K(string) | Black | | R(string) | Red | | G(string) | Green | | B(string) | Blue | | Y(string) | Yellow | | M(string) | Magenta | | C(string) | Cyan | | W(string) | White |

Background Color (Bright)

| Method(string) | Background Bright Color (Hi intensity) | | -------------- | -------------------------------------- | | BK(string) | Bright Black | | BR(string) | Bright Red | | BG(string) | Bright Green | | BB(string) | Bright Blue | | BY(string) | Bright Yellow | | BM(string) | Bright Magenta | | BC(string) | Bright Cyan | | BW(string) | Bright White |

Helper Functions

| method | Function | | --------- | ---------------------------------------- | | end() | denotes end of the chain and output result | | V(string) | inverse foreground and background color (not tested on all terminal) | | _(string) | Underline (not tested on all terminal) | | I(string) | make the text color intense (not tested on all terminal) | | blk | make the text slow blink (not tested on all terminal) | | rblink | make the text rapid blink (not tested on all terminal) |

Reference

License

MIT © 2018 John Martin R. Disuanco