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tt-cli-alerts

v1.1.0

Published

CLI Alerts with customizable design for success, info, warning, error, and custom alerts. Based on Ahmad Awais course.

Downloads

10

Readme

tt-cli-alerts

CLI Alerts with customizable design for success, info, warning, error, and custom alerts. Based on Ahmad Awais course.

👉 install

npm tt-cli-alerts

👉 usage

provide message into the desired type of alert:

tt-cli-alerts default alerts

const alert = require('tt-cli-alerts')


alert.success('This is a success message')
//  ✔ SUCCESS  This is a success message

alert.error('This is an error message')
//  ✖ ERROR  This is an error message

alert.warning('This is a warning message')
//  ⚠ WARNING  This is a warning message

alert.info('This is an information message')
 // ℹ INFO  This is an information message

create your own alerts with the alertFactory:

tt-cli-alerts custom alerts

const { alertFactory } = require('tt-cli-alerts')


// creating only alert name
const foo = alertFactory('foo')
foo('lorem ipsum dolor sit amet')

// creating alert name + color
const bar = alertFactory('bar', '#deaa00')
bar('lorem ipsum dolor sit amet')

// creating alert name + color + icon
const baz = alertFactory('baz', '#00a9bc', '🤟')
baz('lorem ipsum dolor sit amet')

👉 API

overriding styles

customize existing or your custom alerts.

tt-cli-alerts overide styles


const { warning } = require('tt-cli-alerts')

warning('lorem ipsum dolor sit amet')

warning('lorem ipsum dolor sit amet', {
  icon: '🔥',
  title: 'waaarning',
  color: '#ffa500',
  transparent: true,
})

options

> icon

type: string default: '★'

> title

type: string default: alertFactory given name

> color

type: string default: #fff (HEX number)

> transparent

type: bool default: false

> mesage

type: string default: Message cannot be empty (Error message)

👉 Mantainers