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Nanocolors is a tiny and fast library for coloring terminal output. It provides a simple API to style text with various colors and effects, making it easier to create visually appealing command-line interfaces.
Basic Colors
Nanocolors allows you to easily apply basic colors to your text output in the terminal. The example demonstrates how to use red, green, and blue colors.
const { red, green, blue } = require('nanocolors');
console.log(red('This is red text'));
console.log(green('This is green text'));
console.log(blue('This is blue text'));
Text Effects
In addition to colors, Nanocolors supports various text effects such as bold, underline, and italic. The example shows how to apply these effects to your text.
const { bold, underline, italic } = require('nanocolors');
console.log(bold('This is bold text'));
console.log(underline('This is underlined text'));
console.log(italic('This is italic text'));
Combining Colors and Effects
Nanocolors allows you to combine colors and text effects to create more complex styles. The example demonstrates combining red with bold and green with underline.
const { red, bold, underline } = require('nanocolors');
console.log(red(bold('This is bold and red text')));
console.log(underline(green('This is underlined and green text')));
Chalk is a popular library for styling terminal output. It offers a rich API for applying colors and text effects. Compared to Nanocolors, Chalk has a larger footprint but provides more features and customization options.
Colors is another library for adding color and style to terminal output. It is similar to Nanocolors in terms of functionality but is slightly larger in size. Colors also provides a more extensive set of features.
CLI-Color is a library for styling terminal output with colors and effects. It is comparable to Nanocolors in terms of performance and size, but offers a different API and additional features like progress bars and tables.
DEPRECATED: Use
picocolors
instead.
It is 3 times smaller and 50% faster.
The space in node_modules including sub-dependencies:
- nanocolors 16 kB
+ picocolors 7 kB
Library loading time:
- nanocolors 0.885 ms
+ picocolors 0.470 ms
Benchmark for complex use cases:
- nanocolors 1,088,193 ops/sec
+ picocolors 1,772,265 ops/sec
Read full docs on GitHub.
FAQs
4x times faster than chalk and use 5x less space in node_modules
The npm package nanocolors receives a total of 169,853 weekly downloads. As such, nanocolors popularity was classified as popular.
We found that nanocolors 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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