ruxe

About

Ruxe is an open-source npm package used to wrap text into paragraphs for command line interfaces. It takes 2 lines of code to do that. And saves you a lot of time for formatting text. You can also change paragraph colors and change the alignment of the paragraph in seconds.

Installation

npm install ruxe

Parameters

The wrap() function requires atleast 1 parameter. And maximum of 2 parameters. The first parameter is the string that you would like to turn into a paragraph. And the second parameter is a configeration object consisting of at most 3 fields. Which are -

color - Textcolor of the paragraph :string:
align - Alignment format of the paragraph :string:
separateAt - Words after which a new line is created :number:

By default color parameter is treated as white, the align parameter is treated as left and separateAt is treated as 13

Available Colors: black, red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan and white
Available Alignment Formats: left and right (Center will be added in the next version.)

Example Usage

const wrap = require("ruxe");

let textwrapped = wrap("Harry has a little farm, he has 4 cows, 15 chickens and 3 goats in his farm. He likes to grow a variety of crops such as wheat, barley, rice and corn! He loves farming! He also has good storage facilities in the farm and modern irrigation systems!", { color:"cyan", separateAt:8, align:"left" }); 

console.log(textwrapped); //each line of he paragraph will have 8 words, text color will be cyan in color and alignment of the paragraph will be left.

Output:

Harry has a little farm  he has 4
cows  15 chickens and 3 goats in
his farm. He likes to grow a
variety of crops such as wheat  barley
rice and corn! He loves farming! He
also has good storage facilities in the
farm and modern irrigation systems!

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🤝 Contribution

For contributing to this project, fork the repository here, make the changes and open a pull request! Pull requests will be reviewed before being merged.

🐛 Bugs

Found a bug? Having an issue with the package? Open a new issue here!