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@radic/console-colors

v4.1.1

Published

Console Colors text parser. Apply colors to texts fast & easy. Use hex/rgb colors with auto (or custom) fallback for unsupported terminals.

Downloads

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Links

Git

Maintainers

radicradic

Keywords

Readme

Console Colors

Documentation

Install

npm install -g @radic/console-colors

Usage

import {parser} from '@radic/console-colors';
console.log(parser.parse(`
{bold.red.underline}This is bold, red and underlined.{/red} But we dropped the red.{reset} And just resetted the rest.
{green.bgBlue.bold}We can also mix openers and closers{/bgBlue.bgYellow./bold./green.blue}And make it really silly.
{f(#333)}If support for 256 colors is present, you can use the RGB 0 - 6  values. Also, you can provide a fallback{f(#eee).bold.underline}

Fairly advanced things are possible
{b(green).f(red).bold.underline}Some text{/f.green./underline}greeen stuff{reset}    
`))