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eight-colors

v1.3.1

Published

Eight colors for the console

Downloads

1,278,644

Readme

Eight Colors

Eight colors for the console

Install

npm i eight-colors

Features

  • Eight Colors: black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white
  • Background and Bright
  • Styles: reset, bold, faint, italic, underline, inverse, hidden, strike
  • Remove colors
  • Log colors
  • ESM/CJS
  • TypeScript
  • env NO_COLOR FORCE_COLOR and flags --no-color --color
  • 0 dependencies
  • 2.6K Size

Usage

const EC = require("eight-colors");

// text color
console.log(EC.red('red string'));

// background color
console.log(EC.bg.red('red background'));

// bright color
console.log(EC.br.red('bright red string'));

// bright background color
console.log(EC.br.bg.red('bright red background'));

// style
console.log(EC.italic('italic text'));
console.log(EC.underline('underline text'));
console.log(EC.green(EC.underline('green underline text')));

// remove color
const redString = EC.red('red string');
console.log(redString);
const string = EC.remove(redString);
console.assert(string === 'red string');

// log color
const res = EC.logRed('string1', 'string2');
console.assert(EC.remove(res) === 'string1 string2');

EC.logGreen('log green');
EC.logRed('log red');
EC.logCyan('log cyan');
EC.logBlack('log black');
EC.logWhite('log white');

EC.log('log 2 arguments', '2');
EC.logGreen('logGreen 2 arguments', '2');
EC.logMagenta('logMagenta 3 arguments', '2', '3');

// disabled color
EC.disabled = true;
EC.logRed('disabled = true log default');
EC.disabled = false;
EC.logRed('disabled = false log red');

APIs

EC.black(str)
EC.red(str)
EC.green(str)
EC.yellow(str)
EC.blue(str)
EC.magenta(str)
EC.cyan(str)
EC.white(str)

EC.bg.black(str)
EC.bg.red(str)
EC.bg.green(str)
EC.bg.yellow(str)
EC.bg.blue(str)
EC.bg.magenta(str)
EC.bg.cyan(str)
EC.bg.white(str)

EC.br.black(str)
EC.br.red(str)
EC.br.green(str)
EC.br.yellow(str)
EC.br.blue(str)
EC.br.magenta(str)
EC.br.cyan(str)
EC.br.white(str)

EC.br.bg.black(str)
EC.br.bg.red(str)
EC.br.bg.green(str)
EC.br.bg.yellow(str)
EC.br.bg.blue(str)
EC.br.bg.magenta(str)
EC.br.bg.cyan(str)
EC.br.bg.white(str)

EC.reset(str)
EC.bold(str)
EC.faint(str)
EC.italic(str)
EC.underline(str)
EC.inverse(str)
EC.hidden(str)
EC.strike(str)

EC.remove(str)

EC.log(str)
EC.logBlack(str)
EC.logRed(str)
EC.logGreen(str)
EC.logYellow(str)
EC.logBlue(str)
EC.logMagenta(str)
EC.logCyan(str)
EC.logWhite(str)

EC.disabled = true|false

Browser Console

Usage is the same as above, and provides an additional UMD bundle (1.35 KB)

<script src="path-to/eight-colors/dist/eight-colors.js"></script>
<script>
    const EC = window['eight-colors'];
    console.log(EC.red('red string'));
</script>

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