iowriteblast

A tiny helper library for input, output, and text animations — for both Node and the browser!

✨ Features

📝 Writing Animation

• WriteAnimation(text, speed) has an optional speed, can be empty
• WriteAnimationBrowser(element, text, speed) Creates a typing effect.
  speed and element are optional — leave them null to use defaults.

Defaults: Speed = 110ms, Element = h2

📤 Output Helpers

• IO.Print(text)
• IO.Print_ln(text)

Simple output with or without a newline.

🎧 Input Helpers

• IO.Read(question, callback)
• IO.ReadReturn(question)

Shows an optional question, then if it is IO.Read(), it runs callback(answer) when the user types something, and IO.ReadReturn() returns the value the user types

📱💻🌐 Cross-platform

• Supports both CJS (CommonJS) and ESM (ECMAscript Modules / ES Modules)
• Supports older JS versions

✨️ What's New

• Bug fixes
• Improved compatibility

🚀 Installation

• npm install iowriteblast

Examples

• 📥 Input:

import { IO } from "iowriteblast";

IO.Read("What's your name? ", (name) => {
  IO.Print_ln(`Hello, ${name}`)
});

• 📥 Input (return, requires await):

import { IO } from "iowriteblast";

async function main() {
  const name = await IO.ReadReturn("What's your name? ");
  IO.Print_ln(`Hello, ${name}!`);
}
main();

• ✏️ Writing Animation (Console)

import { WriteAnimation } from "iowriteblast";

// Using async/await
await WriteAnimation("Hello, IOWriteBlast!", 90);

• 📤 Output

import { IO } from "iowriteblast";

IO.Print_ln("Hello, IOWriteBlast!")

• 🌐 Website Writing Animation

import { WriteAnimationBrowser } from "iowriteblast";

const h1Element = document.querySelector("h1");
WriteAnimationBrowser(h1Element, "Hello, IOWriteBlast!", 90);