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spray-print
Advanced tools
Colorised print
spray-print is a library that makes your console prints more vibrant using chalk.
This is a breif overview of the documentation. For more information go to https://aceius.gitbook.io
npm install spray-print
First, clone the project to disk with the GitHub CLI, GitHub Desktop, or however you get your git repos. You will need to do this if you want to help develop or build from source.
In order to commit to the project or build the code, you will need the folowing installed:
Then, install the rest of the dependencies with yarn.
npm install
# OR
yarn install
const print = require('print');
There are several types of printouts, and a custom one too:
print.println('Message');
print.warn('Warning');
print.error('Error');
print.success(':D');
print.custom('title','message');
spray-print is licenced under the GNU GPL v3.
FAQs
Colorising console.log
We found that spray-print 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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