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logpainter

v0.0.5

Published

A utility for console loaders and styled console messages.

Readme

LogPainter 🚀

NPM Version Downloads License TypeScript GitHub stars

logpainter is a lightweight and easy-to-use package for adding stylized console messages and animated loaders in Node.js.

Installation 📦

npm install logpainter

or for development

npm install logpainter --save-dev

Usage 🛠️

consoleStyler – Styled Console Messages 🎨

Use consoleStyler to display formatted messages in the terminal with colors, emojis, and text styles.

import { consoleStyler } from 'logpainter'

consoleStyler('This is a test', {
  color: 'green',
  emojiStart: 'ok_hand',
  bgColor: 'black',
  bold: true,
  emojiEnd: 'ok_hand'
})

Example Output:

Console Data Example


consoleLoader – Animated Terminal Loaders ⏳

Use consoleLoader to display a loading animation while executing an asynchronous task.

import { consoleLoader } from 'logpainter'

consoleLoader(asyncFuntion, {
  message: 'Making a request...',
  color: 'green',
  emojiStart: 'hourglass_not_done',
  bgColor: 'black',
  bold: true,
  emojiEnd: 'hourglass_done',
  loaderName: 'soccer'
})
  .then((res) => {
    const asyncFuntionRes = res
    consoleStyler('Success!', {
      color: 'green',
      emojiStart: 'check_mark_button'
    })
  })
  .catch((err) =>
    consoleStyler('Failed!', {
      color: 'red',
      emojiStart: 'cross_mark'
    })
  )

Example Output:

Console Loader Example


Available Options ⚙️

consoleStyler Options:

| Option | Type | Description | | ------------ | --------- | -------------------------------------------- | | color | string | Text color (red, blue, green, etc.). | | bold | boolean | Bold text. | | bgColor | string | Background color. | | indent | number | Spaces before the text. | | emojiStart | string | Emoji at the beginning. | | emojiEnd | string | Emoji at the end. | | aling | string | Text alingnment (left, center, right). |


consoleLoader Options (extends consoleStyler options)

consoleLoader includes all options from consoleStyler, plus the following:

| Option | Type | Description | | ------------ | -------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | message | string | Loading message. | | loaderName | string | Loader animation style (arrows, dots, etc.). |


TypeScript Support 🟦

LogPainter provides full TypeScript support. You can import types like this:

import type { ConsoleLoader, ConsoleStyler } from 'logpainter'

License 📜

MIT License © 2025 ChifoDev