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ansikit

v1.5.0

Published

🎨 The ultimate terminal ANSI kit.

Downloads

61

Readme

AnsiKit simply prints escapes to the terminal for the user, but also results in cleaner looking code.
Note: If a terminal is not xterm-compatible some functions may not work as intended or just won't work at all.
(For example the standard Windows cmd, but Windows Terminal should have better results.)

Table of Contents

Install

npm install ansikit

Example

const ansikit = require('ansikit');

// The format function takes color tags and replaces it with color codes.
const text = ansikit.format('{underline}Hello {red}world!');
console.log(text);

Styles

A style can be used in a format function like: {style} for example {bold}.

Modifiers

reset
bold
bold-off
dim or faint
italic
underline
underline-off
invert or reverse
strike or strikethrough

Colors

black
red
green
yellow
blue
magenta
cyan
white

black-bg
red-bg
green-bg
yellow-bg
blue-bg
magenta-bg
cyan-bg
white-bg

bright-black or grey or gray
bright-red
bright-green
bright-yellow
bright-blue
bright-magenta
bright-cyan

Links

  • Documentation: https://luvella.github.io/AnsiKit

Contributing

If you would like to contribute, be sure to:

  • Lint with our ESLint config
  • Add JSDoc (if adding a new function)

And make a pull request!

Developing

git clone https://github.com/Luvella/AnsiKit
cd AnsiKit
npm i
npm i eslint -g # For linting (if you don't have it installed)
# After making changes:
eslint lib/

If you aren't contributing code you can always open an issue.

License

AnsiKit is licensed under the MIT license.
Read here for more info.