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
• Example
• Styles
• Links
• Contributing

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.