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alerts-in-cli

v2.0.1

Published

Alerts in CLI, alerts in your terminal with colors and the moduel work corss-platform

Downloads

7

Readme

Alerts-In-CLI

This module helps you to manage your colorful alerts in Terminal. And they also care about the alerts are shown on any of the platforms like Windows, Linux, or Mac also.

It throws the message without blocking any other process so you can use it anywhere.

Installation

npm install alerts-in-cli

# or

yarn add alerts-in-cli

Usage

Options Types

  • success
  • info
  • warning
  • error
  • custom name

Type success

const alerts = require('alerts-in-cli');

alerts({
	type: 'success',
	msg: 'Success alert'
});

Type info

const alerts = require('alerts-in-cli');

alerts({
	type: 'info',
	msg: 'Info alert'
});

Type warning

const alerts = require('alerts-in-cli');

alerts({
	type: 'warning',
	msg: 'Warning alert'
});

Type error

const alerts = require('alerts-in-cli');

alerts({
	type: 'error',
	msg: 'Error alert'
});

Type custom

In the name parameter, you can enter the text of your choice, which will appear in the colored bullet, you can use it with any type. It is not mandatory to use name they are optional for use.

const alerts = require('alerts-in-cli');

alerts({
	type: 'success',
	msg: 'File saved!',
	name: 'Done'
});