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console-print-frame

v1.1.5

Published

A simple package this will print the input strong in the console surrounded by a * frame. Length adjusts to string size automatically.

Downloads

13

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Maintainers

dnnp2011dnnp2011

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Description

Console Frame Print is a small and simple package that prints your input to the console, after surrounding it with a frame of asterisks (*). The length of the frame scale dynamically with the length of the input string, and there is basic error catching to inform the user of a syntax error.

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  • Importing and Using

Project Usage

Installation

Add the NPM package to your project by running npm i console-frame-print.

Usage

To make use of the FramePrint function, import the function to your file by binding it to a variable after installation:

  • Using ES5:
    const framePrint = require('console-frame-print);

Author

Drowsy Dev