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consolemark
Advanced tools
Use ansi color to render the output on console screen;
###Install
npm install consolemark
###File format
Consolemark can parse any text file, no matter its filename extension.
But for convenience reason, I recommend that you name the file with '.cmk' extension.
###Tags
Consolemark uses tags to render text, it is similar to html tag:
<yellow>text1</yellow> <bold>text2</bold> <white>text3</white>
See details at example/exmaple.cmk
####Current support tags
red, yellow, gree, white, cyan, magenta, blue, grey, bold, italic, underline, inverse
###Usage
####Require
var util = require('util');
cmk = require('consolemark');
// Asynchronous method
cmk.render('./path/to/cmk/file', function(err, data) {
if (err) {throw err;}
data.forEach(function(d) { // return a array of colorful string
util.print(d);
});
});
// Synchronous method
var colorfule = cmk.renderSync('path/to/cmk/file');
colorfule.forEach(function(c) {
util.print(c);
});
####Commandline tool
cmk path/to/file
FAQs
try parse to something console con display.
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