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stream-ansi2html
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It is a stream to transform terminal color sequences to html tags.
var ansi2html = require('stream-ansi2html')
var s = Readable()
s.push('\u001b\[32m;Hello, Github')
s.push(null)
s.pipe(ansi2html()).pipe(process.stdout)
// will output <span style="color: green;">Hello, Github</span>
There is a couple of options to trigger. Pass them as first argument to ansi2html
var mySuperStream = ansi2html({ style: 'class', prefix: 'mySuperPrefix-' })
s.pipe(mySuperStream).pipe(process.stdout)
// will output <span class="mySuperPrefix-color-green">Hello, Github</span>
style: 'inline' | 'class'. Inline is default and will apply styles, well, inline.
Class instead only adds classes to span, you should style them. Classes are named
with this pattern: prefix-property-value.
prefix: ansi2html- | String. Has effect only with style: 'class'.
This module was written to help with @marinintim/webify-workshop
FAQs
Stream to transform ANSI colors (like in terminal) to wrapped html
We found that stream-ansi2html 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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