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A module for distinctly coloring logging text
const color = require('color-tag')
console.log(`
${color('what would you like for dinner?', '@mix')}
${color('pasta!', '@ziva')}
${color('spaghetti!', '@mix')}
`)
// =>
// what would you like for dinner? // colored green
// pasta! // colored blue
// spaghetti! // colored green
A random color is chosen based on a provided id
.
color(str, id) => coloredStr
str
String - a piece of text you'd like colorizedid
String|Number
id
is ommitted, then id = str
An example ommitting id
:
console.log(`
${color('@mix')} | what would you like for dinner?
${color('@ziva')} | pasta!
${color('@mix')} | spaghetti!
`)
FAQs
A module for distinctly coloring logging text
We found that color-tag 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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