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console-color-log

v1.0.3

Published

Colorize and style console logs in Node.js with ease using console-color-log.

Downloads

33

Readme

Colorful Console Text

Add vibrant colors and styles to your console output with the Colorful Console Text library.

10.0.1 License: MIT

Description

The Colorful Console Text library provides utility functions for applying various text styles and colors to terminal/console output. With this library, you can easily enhance the visual appeal of your command-line applications or scripts, making them more engaging and user-friendly.

Please use chalk for complex requirements.

Installation

You can install the Colorful Console Text library via npm:

npm install console-color-log

Usage

To use the Colorful Text Utils library, follow these steps: 1.Import the required functions from the library:

const { green, red, bold, underline, bgYellow, cyan } = require('node-colorize-log');

Stylle

Apply styles and colors to your text:

console.log(green("This is a success message")); // Apply green color
console.log(red("This is an error message")); // Apply red color
console.log(bgBlue(blue("This text has a blue background"))); // Apply blue color with blue background
console.log(underline("This text is underlined")); // Apply underline style
console.log(bold("This text is bold")); // Apply bold style

Available Functions

The Colorful Text Utils library provides the following functions for applying colors and styles:

  • green, red, black, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white: Apply respective text colors.
  • bgGreen, bgRed, bgBlack, bgYellow, bgBlue, bgMagenta, bgCyan: Apply respective background colors.
  • bold: Apply bold style to text.
  • underline: Apply underline style to text.

Each function takes a single argument, which is the text you want to style or color.

Example

const { green, red, bold, underline, bgYellow, cyan } = require('console-color-log');

console.log(green("Success!"));
console.log(red("Error!"));
console.log(bold("Important message"));
console.log(underline("Underlined text"));
console.log(bgYellow(cyan("Text with yellow background and cyan color")));

Feel free to contribute to this project by submitting issues or pull requests on GitHub.