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colors4strict

v1.1.2

Published

Node module that allows you to color your console logs, even in strict mode

Downloads

13

Readme

colors4strict

Node module that allows you to color your console logging, even in strict mode

Usage (Example code below:)

/* Require the colors4strict nodemodule */
const colors = require('colors4strict');

/* Your text here */
var text = 'Text';

text = colors.white(text);   // returns the text in  white
text = colors.cyan(text);    // returns the text in  cyan
text = colors.magenta(text); // returns the text in  magenta
text = colors.blue(text);    // returns the text in  blue
text = colors.yellow(text);  // returns the text in  yellow
text = colors.green(text);   // returns the text in  green
text = colors.red(text);     // returns the text in  red
text = colors.black(text);   // returns the text in  black

/* This also works */
text = colors.green('Green ' + colors.yellow('Yellow ') + 'Green');

// ...
console.log(text); 

Removing colors

/* Example */
var coloredText = colors.blue('Text');

/* Logs the text in the blue color */
console.log(text); 


coloredText = colors.remove(coloredText);

/* Logs the text in the default cli color */
console.log(text); 

Disabling colors

If you wanna disable the colors pass the following argument --no-colors to your application Example:

node myscript.js --no-colors