Add color to Node.js console text and background.
npm i addcolor
import color from 'addcolor';
console.log(color.yellow('add color to text'));
console.log(`${color.bg.blue('add color to background')} also ${color.style.reverse('reverse background & foreground')}`);
console.log(`${color.code.fg.black}black text and ${color.code.bg.cyan}black text with cyan background${color.code.reset}`);
console.log(color.red('red and bold ', 'bright'));
console.log(color.style.bold('bold and red', 'red'));
for (let type in code)
if (type !== 'reset')
for (let item in code[type])
console.log(code[type][item], item, code.reset)
Both foreground and background
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Add color to Node.js console text and background.
We found that addcolor demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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