console-color

console-color is a lightweight, dependency-free JavaScript library that allows you to easily add colors to your console output based on user preferences. With a size of less than 4KB, it's perfect for enhancing the readability of your CLI applications without adding bloat.

Features

• No Dependencies: console-color is completely standalone.
• Tiny Size: Less than 4KB.
• Easy to Use: Simple and intuitive API for adding colors to console output.
• Customizable: Support for various colors to match user preferences.

install

npm i @rao123dk/console-color

yarn add @rao123dk/console-color

setup

Require the Library in Your Entry File In your index.js file, require your @rao123dk/console-color library:

require(`@rao123dk/console-color`)

use

console.log.red('red color');

console.log.green('green color');

console.log.green.bold('Success: Operation completed successfully.');

console.log.yellow('yellow color');

console.log.blue('blue color');

console.log.magenta('magenta color');

console.log.cyan('cyan color');

console.log.white('white color');

Example

console.log.red('Error: Something went wrong!');
console.log.green('Success: Operation completed successfully.');
console.log.blue('Info: Please check the details below.');
console.log.yellow('Warning: Please be cautious.');
console.log.cyan('Debug: Variable value is undefined.');
console.log.magenta('Notice: This is an important notice.');
console.log.white('General: This is a general message.');

console.log.blue.italic('Info: Please check the details below.');
console.log.yellow.underline('Warning: Please be cautious.');
console.log.white.background('General: This is a general message.');

Contributing

We welcome contributions! If you'd like to contribute, please fork the repository and submit a pull request.

License

@rao123dk/console-color is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.