nanosymbols
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Lightweight coloured symbols for various log levels
import nanoSymbols from "nanosymbols";
// if Unicode supported => ℹ, ✔, ⚠, ✖
// otherwise => i, √, ‼, ×
console.log(
nanoSymbols.info,
nanoSymbols.success,
nanoSymbols.warning,
nanoSymbols.error,
);
Includes fallbacks for Windows CMD which only supports a limited character set.
Use this (instead of the original
log-symbols
by Sindre Sorhus), if:
picocolors-based dev tools (PostCSS, Stylelint, SVGO, ...)
node_modules, takes npm install nanosymbols
MIT © 2021 Nikita Karamov
MIT © 2021 Sindre Sorhus
FAQs
Lightweight coloured symbols for various log levels
We found that nanosymbols demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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