Colorful console logging

Add colors to your console output

Installation

Install with npm:

npm install @js-bits/log-in-color

Install with yarn:

yarn add @js-bits/log-in-color

Import where you need it:

import { green /* black, red, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white */, css } from '@js-bits/log-in-color';

or require for CommonJS:

const { green /* black, red, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white */, css } = require('@js-bits/log-in-color');

How to use

console.log(green('this message is green')); // this message is green

or

console.log(green`Now: ${new Date()}`); // Now: Sun Jun 27 2021 11:38:15 GMT-0400 (Eastern Daylight Time)

or

console.log(`RGB: ${red`red`}; ${green`green`}; ${blue`blue`}.`); // RGB: red; green; blue.

The approach above works in Chrome, Edge and Node.js. All browsers should support a little different format:

console.log(...css(`RGB: ${red`red`}; ${green`green`}; ${blue`blue`}.`)); // RGB: red; green; blue.

Use provided css() function with a spread operator to convert colored string into a list of CSS styles.