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ansi-rainbow

v1.0.1

Published

One of the most advanced ansi string rainbow stylizer tool

Downloads

41

Readme

ansi-rainbow

Rainbowify string with https://github.com/sindresorhus/ansi-styles rainicorn

Install

npm install ansi-rainbow

Basic example


var rainbow = require('ansi-rainbow')

console.log(rainbow.r("I am in the pony world"))
//or
console.log(rainbow.r("I", "am", "in", "the", "pony", "world"))

//what about background rainbows?

console.log(rainbow.bg("I am a background in the pony world"))

That outputs:

pony pony

Features

Rainbow is skipping black and white colors (did you ever seen these on a rainbow?). But, we could imagine that in a world where Pony's are flying, black could be part of a rainbow so:

rainbow.add('black white') //adds black and white

Let's write all features together to print a rainbow flag \o/:


rainbow
	.add('black', 'white')
	.reset() //we do not want black and white anymore - note it does not reset options only colors
	.skip(rainbow._backgrounds) //skips backgrounds
	.add('bgBlue bgMagenta bgCyan') //this will keep order when rainbowified
	.options({color_space: true, gap: 3}) //this will force color spaces and change color every 3 characters

	console.log(rainbow.bg('         '))
	console.log(rainbow.bg('123456789'))
	console.log(rainbow.bg('         '))

That outputs:

pony pony

API

  • r(string) rainbowify
  • bg(string) background-rainbowify
  • add(colors) do not skip colors
  • skip(colors) skip colors
  • reset() reset colors (skips ['black', 'white', 'bgBlack', 'bgWhite'])
  • options({}) set options
    • (bool) .color_space or .colorSpace - whether to color spaces
    • (string) .space_color or .spaceColor - space color string
    • (int) .gap - the gap size between a color change

TODO

What about everything that is not a string?