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ansi-colorizer
Advanced tools
Dim and bright pretty shell colors
ansi-colorizer
is a small utility to add ANSI escape sequences to strings to
output them with color. Configuring the colorizer produces an object that may
or may not colorize or brighten text.
configure(options)
Returns a new colorizer instance. Configuration options are color
and
bright
. Both are booleans, and both are false
by default. If both
settings are false
(the default), the colorizer will not really do anything.
When color
is true
, methods colorize strings. When bright
is
true
, all color methods will result in the bright color variant.
var ansiColorizer = require("ansi-colorizer");
var colorizer = ansiColorizer.configure({ color: true, bright: false });
colorizer.red("Hey"); //=> "\x1b[31mHey\x1b[0m"
colorizer = ansiColorizer.configure({ color: true, bright: trie });
colorizer.red("Hey"); //=> "\x1b[1m\x1b[31mHey\x1b[0m"
colorizer = ansiColorizer.configure();
colorizer.red("Hey"); //=> "Hey"
bold(string)
Brightens the string.
red(string)
Colors string red.
yellow(string)
Colors string yellow.
green(string)
Colors string green.
purple(string)
Colors string purple.
cyan(string)
Colors string cyan.
grey(string)
Colors string grey.
FAQs
Colorize/brighten text for terminals with ANSI escape sequences
The npm package ansi-colorizer receives a total of 53 weekly downloads. As such, ansi-colorizer popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ansi-colorizer demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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