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cli-colors

v0.0.2

Published

CLI colors

Downloads

1,519

Readme

CLI colors

Under development, don't use

Why

Marak/colors – modifies String prototype... facepalm.

SindreSorhus/chalk – overengineered, fluent API sucks at composition

Usage

let {blue, red} = require("./index")

console.log("one " + red("two " + blue("three ") + "four " + blue("five ") + "six ") + "seven")

Sample

API

let colors = require("cli-colors")
// or import * as colors from "cli-colors"

Modifiers

colors.bold
colors.hidden
colors.inverse
colors.italic
colors.strikethrough
colors.underline

Colors

colors.black
colors.blue
colors.cyan
colors.gray
colors.green
colors.grey (alias)
colors.magenta
colors.red
colors.yellow
colors.white

Backgrounds

colors.bgBlack
colors.bgBlue
colors.bgCyan
colors.bgGreen
colors.bgMagenta
colors.bgRed
colors.bgYellow
colors.bgWhite

Special

colors.reset
colors.styles