JANSI is a simple abstraction of the ANSI library that adds user-readable function names to ANSI escape codes.
Further, JANSI allows strings to be color-formatted according to the
Minecraft color scale
using $ as a delimiter.
The reason behind this is that the list is already there, it makes sense, and it's a really easy way to throw color into a string.
var jansi = require('jansi');
var $ = jansi.$;
process.stdout.write('Hello!');
jansi.left(6);
process.stdout.write('J');
jansi.right(6);
process.stdout.write('\n');
console.log($('$!Hello, $AW$Bo$Ar$Bl$Ad$!!'));
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