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ansi-to-react

v6.1.6

Published

ANSI to React Elements

Downloads

219,892

Readme

ansi-to-react

This package convert ANSI escape codes to formatted text output for React.

Installation

$ yarn add ansi-to-react
$ npm install --save ansi-to-react

Usage

Basic

The example below shows how we can use this package to render a string with ANSI escape codes.

import Ansi from "ansi-to-react";

export function () => {
  return <Ansi>
    {'\u001b[34mhello world'}
  </Ansi>;
};

Will render:

<code>
  <span style="color:rgb(0, 0, 187)">hello world</span>
</code>

Classes

Style with classes instead of style attribute.

<Ansi useClasses>{"\u001b[34mhello world"}</Ansi>

Will render

<code>
  <span class="ansi-blue-fg">hello world</span>
</code>

Class Names

| Font color | Background Color | | ---------------------- | ---------------- | | ansi-black-fg | ansi-black-bg | | ansi-red-fg | ansi-red-bg | | ansi-green-fg | ansi-green-bg | | ansi-yellow-fg | ansi-yellow-bg | | ansi-blue-fg | ansi-blue-bg | | ansi-magenta-fg | ansi-magenta-bg | | ansi-cyan-fg | ansi-cyan-bg | | ansi-white-fg | ansi-white-bg | | ansi-bright-black-fg | | ansi-bright-red-fg | | ansi-bright-green-fg | | ansi-bright-yellow-fg | | ansi-bright-blue-fg | | ansi-bright-magenta-fg | | ansi-bright-cyan-fg | | ansi-bright-white-fg |

Development

To develop on this project, fork and clone this repository on your local machine. Before making modifications, install the project's dependencies.

$ npm install

To run the test suite for this project, run:

$ npm test

Documentation

We're working on adding more documentation for this component. Stay tuned by watching this repository!

Support

If you experience an issue while using this package or have a feature request, please file an issue on the issue board,

License

BSD-3-Clause