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decohexmessages

v0.1.5

Published

Npm module that creates custom and personalized messages with decorators through a json file.

Downloads

3

Readme

decohexmessages

🍭 Creates your own custom and personalized messages through a json file.

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Install

npm i decohexmessages
# or "yarn add decohexmessages"

Usage

Create a example.json with this example options

{
  "exampleMessage": {
    "decorator": {
      "type": "curly",
      "text": "success",
      "color": "#06d6a0",
      "foreground": "#fff"
    },
    "content": {
      "background": "#000",
      "foreground": "#fff"
    }
  }
}

Create an example.js file to see the simplicity of this package

const { decohexbuilder } = require('decohexmessages');

const { exampleMessage } = decohexbuilder('./example.json');
exampleMessage.print('My first time using this awesome package');

Execute script on the command line and see the magic

node example.js

JSON Options

Colors must be in hexadecimal format and all values must be provided for the respective JSON file.

decorator

| Option | Description | Usage | | :----------: | :------------------: | :----------------------------------------------------: | | type | Decorator type | brackets [] curly {} asterisk * exclamation ! | | text | Decorator text | Custom text | | color | Decorator color | #aaffcc | | foreground | Decorator text color | #aaffcc |

content

| Level | Description | Usage | | :----------: | :----------------------: | :-------: | | background | Content background color | #aaffcc | | foreground | Content text color | #aaffcc |

Tutorial

Create a customMessages.json file

{
  "success": {
    "decorator": {
      "type": "curly",
      "text": "success",
      "color": "#06d6a0",
      "foreground": "#fff"
    },
    "content": {
      "background": "#000",
      "foreground": "#fff"
    }
  },
  "warning": {
    "decorator": {
      "type": "brackets",
      "text": "#ffa314",
      "color": "warning",
      "foreground": "#fff"
    },
    "content": {
      "background": "#ffff3f",
      "foreground": "#d7ee5e"
    }
  }
}

Write this simple code to create the messages from the customMessages.json.

const { decohexbuilder } = require('decohexmessages');

// ES6 destructuring style
const { success, warning } = decohexbuilder('./customMessages.json');

success.print('Using destructuring is much cooler!');
warning.print('Using destructuring is not a ⌨️ warning!');

// or through object property
// const messages = decohexbuilder('./customMessages.json')
// messages.success.print('This is a success message or not!')
// messages.warning.print('This is a WARNING message AHAH')

After the object destructuring you can call the object method print("your messages", "can", "contain", "multiple", "objects") to display the custom message.