render-colors

A lightweight universal logging utility for Node.js and Browser environments — providing consistent, color-coded logs with zero configuration.

Features

• Works seamlessly in both Node.js and Browser
• Provides success, error, warn, info, and default log levels
• Automatically pretty-prints objects and arrays
• Clean ANSI colors in terminal, styled output in browser
• Zero dependencies, TypeScript support included

Installation

npm install render-colors
# or
yarn add render-colors

Usage

You can import the logger directly where you need it:

import { log } from 'render-colors';

log.success('Operation completed');
log.error('Something went wrong');
log.warn('This might be risky');
log.info('Fetching data...');
log('Plain message'); // default gray log

If you prefer a global logger available everywhere (no imports needed), just import the package once in your main entry file (e.g. main.ts or index.tsx):

import 'render-colors';

log.info('Global log works anywhere');

Objects and arrays are automatically pretty-printed:

log.info({ user: 'ivan', balance: 1500 });
log.success(['BTC', 'ETH', 'SOL']);

API Reference

| Method | Description | | ------------------- | --------------------------------------- | | log(text, type?) | Base function (defaults to "default") | | log.success(text) | Green background — success message | | log.error(text) | Red background — error message | | log.warn(text) | Yellow background — warning | | log.info(text) | Blue background — informational message |