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printformatted-js

v2.0.8

Published

A simple way to give coloured formatting to the text output in node.js

Downloads

28

Readme

printFormatted-js

A package to print text with colour in the terminal output for node.js

Usage:

npm install printformatted-js
import { printFormatted } from 'printformatted-js'
var string1 = 'it'
var string2 = 'prints'
var stringEtc = 'colour'
printFormatted('green', string1, string2, stringEtc)

outputs all the text given in one of the 6 specified colours: 'green' | 'red' | 'yellow' | 'white' | 'black' | 'blue'

For version two:

import { printFormattedv2 } from 'printformatted-js'
const node = false //whether you are printing to node console or to regular browser console - the method has to go about it differently depedning no which one
const trace = false //whether to print out a stack trace
//the strings you want to print out
var string1 = 'it'
var string2 = 'prints'
var stringEtc = 'colour'
// the third argument is the colour you want it to be. It can be one of 6 - 'green' | 'red' | 'yellow' | 'white' | 'black' | 'blue'
printFormattedv2(node, trace, 'green', string1, string2, stringEtc)

Note:

Grateful to colour console js for knowing what colour codes could be used for various colours see link