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chroma-console

v1.0.40

Published

Coco, the whimsical debug output package

Downloads

70

Readme

Chroma Console, aka 'Coco'

License: MIT

Rainbow font, with one import. No configuration needed, just works for terminal or Google Chrome.

alt text

import { Coco } from 'chroma-console';

(...)

Coco.log('testing debug output');

alt text

Big colorful buffers incase you need a visual blurb somewhere...

import { Coco } from 'chroma-console';

(...)

Coco.start();
Coco.end();

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PS, because Mac terminals don't include working with TrueColor, the output will be a bit different alt text

Other Helpers

If you just want to set the text to a color, use these helpers. The next time CoCo outputs a 'log', it will use the default color.

Coco.red('RED TEXT');
Coco.orange('ORANGE TEXT');
Coco.yellow('YELLOW TEXT');
Coco.green('GREEN TEXT');
Coco.blue('BLUE TEXT');
Coco.purple('PURPLE TEXT');
Coco.white('WHITE TEXT');

If you don't like the rainbow, you can set the color to something else!


Coco.setColor('oldmovie');
Coco.setColor('vaporwave');
Coco.setColor('purplehaze');
Coco.setColor('firewood');

Other Other

Uses 🔗 gradient-string

Please note if you want more options, please check out 🔗 Chalk,🔗 Chalk Animation, or🔗colorfy

NPM Package Link - https://www.npmjs.com/package/chroma-console

TODO -

  • typescript types
  • research a better way to global import, instead of importing on every script