Terminal string styling done right
npm install --global chalk-cli
$ chalk --help
Usage
$ chalk <style> ... <string>
$ echo <string> | chalk <style> ...
Options
--template, -t Style template. The `~` character negates the style.
--stdin Read input from stdin rather than from arguments.
--no-newline, -n Don't emit a newline (`\n`) after the input.
--demo Demo of all Chalk styles.
Examples
$ chalk red bold 'Unicorns & Rainbows'
$ chalk -t '{red.bold Unicorns & Rainbows}'
$ chalk -t '{red.bold Dungeons and Dragons {~bold.blue (with added fairies)}}'
$ echo 'Unicorns from stdin' | chalk --stdin red bold
See supported styles.
{red.bold unicorn}{red.bold unicorns} are {blue FUN!!!}{red.bold unicorn {blue.underline dancing}}{red red {~red normal}}{red hey\} still red} not red{red hey\\} not redFAQs
Terminal string styling done right
The npm package chalk-cli receives a total of 774 weekly downloads. As such, chalk-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that chalk-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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