@inquirer/figures
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The 'figures' package provides a similar set of Unicode symbols for use in command-line interfaces. It offers a wide range of symbols like checkmarks, crosses, arrows, and more. It is very similar to @inquirer/figures in terms of functionality and usage.
The 'cli-spinners' package provides a collection of spinners for use in command-line interfaces. While it focuses more on loading animations rather than static symbols, it can be used in conjunction with @inquirer/figures to enhance the visual appeal of CLI applications.
The 'log-symbols' package provides colored symbols for various log levels (info, success, warning, error). It is useful for enhancing log messages in CLI applications and can be used alongside @inquirer/figures for a more comprehensive set of symbols.
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Vendored version of figures, for CJS compatibility
The npm package @inquirer/figures receives a total of 53,156,810 weekly downloads. As such, @inquirer/figures popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @inquirer/figures demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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