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iprint

v1.0.11

Published

iPrint is the cool console logger

Downloads

12

Readme

iPrint

Hi, cosole.log(value); is cool but it is very large syntax to type. And,
how cool if you have to just do type

  iPrint('Hi');

and adding color to the console?

Here you are!

iPrint is the cool console logger.

iPrint gives color to your "console"!

Command Line Usage

For NPM

  npm install iprint

or

  npm i iprint

Example


  var iPrint = require('iPrint').iPrinter;

  iPrint('Hi, everyone');

  iPrint('Hi everyone - Magenta Color','magenta');

  iPrint('Hi, everyone - Blue Background','bgblue');

  iPrint('iPrintDefaultColor','cyan'); // Changes default output color from 'blue' to 'cyan'

  iPrint('Hi, default color changed form blue to cyan');

General Syntax

Just type as follow

  1. To just print the string (default color is blue)
    iPrint(value);
  1. To add color to your string
    iPrint(value,colorValue);
  1. To add background color to your string
    iPrint(value,backgroundColorValue);
  1. To change default color to your string
    iPrint('iPrintDefaultColor',colorValue);

'iPrintDefaultColor' is strict notation of changing the default color of output string.

Here after output's default color will be changed.

Color Values

    iPrint(value,colorValue);
  1. colorValue = 'blue'
  2. colorValue = 'red'
  3. colorValue = 'green'
  4. colorValue = 'yellow'
  5. colorValue = 'cyan'
  6. colorValue = 'white'
  7. colorValue = 'black'
  8. colorValue = 'magenta'

Background Color Values

    iPrint(value,backgroundColorValue);
  1. colorValue = 'bgblue'
  2. colorValue = 'bgred'
  3. colorValue = 'bggreen'
  4. colorValue = 'bgyellow'
  5. colorValue = 'bgcyan'
  6. colorValue = 'bgwhite'
  7. colorValue = 'bgblack'
  8. colorValue = 'bgmagenta'