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The 'clear' npm package is a simple utility that clears the terminal screen. It is often used in command-line applications to provide a clean slate for new output.
Clear Terminal Screen
This feature clears the terminal screen. The code sample demonstrates how to import the 'clear' package and use it to clear the terminal.
const clear = require('clear');
clear();
'cli-clear' is another npm package that provides similar functionality to 'clear'. It also clears the terminal screen but offers additional options for customizing the clear behavior.
'terminal-clear' is a package that clears the terminal screen and can be used in a similar way to 'clear'. It is lightweight and straightforward, making it a good alternative.
Clear the terminal screen if possible
var clear = require('clear');
clear();
opts
(Object)opts.fullClear
(Boolean) Defaults to true
, setting this to false
will
prevent this module from clearing the screen. This will not remove anything
from the screen, but instead move your cursor to position 0,0. Much like
printing a \r
instead of a \n
to reset the current line of output.npm install clear
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Clear the terminal screen if possible
The npm package clear receives a total of 279,107 weekly downloads. As such, clear popularity was classified as popular.
We found that clear 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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