var emph = require('emph');
console.log('123', '456');
console.log(emph.black('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.red('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.green('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.yellow('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.blue('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.magenta('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.cyan('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.white('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.bgblack('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.bgred('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.bggreen('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.bgyellow('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.bgblue('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.bgmagenta('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.bgcyan('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.bgwhite('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.bold('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.dim('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.italic('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.underline('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.blink('123', '456'));
console.log(emph.inverse('123', '456'));
FAQs
This package is no longer supported and has been deprecated. To avoid malicious use, npm is hanging on to the package name.
We found that emph 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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