unicorn

#unicorn Add some color to your command line.

Available styles

Colors	Specials
Black	Normal
Red	Bold
Green	Underline
Yellow	Blinking
Blue	Reverse
Magenta
Cyan
White

Installation

Unicorn is available through NPM, so all you have to do is:

npm install unicorn

Usage

Unicorn extends the String class to add his features so you don't need to save a reference to it. Just make sure you've installed the module.:

require('unicorn').install();

Colors

console.log('red'.red());
console.log('background red'.red(true));
console.log('green'.green());
console.log('background green'.green(true));
console.log('background blue and yellow text'.green(true).yellow());
console.log('background white and black text'.white(true).black());

Specials

console.log('thin'.normal());
console.log('bold'.bold());
console.log('underline'.underline());
console.log('blinking'.blinking());
console.log('reverse'.reverse());

Mixed

console.log('foo'.red().yellow(true).bold());
console.log('bar'.green(true).underline().black());
console.log('lorem'.underline().magenta(true).white());
console.log('ipsum'.bold().magenta().blue(true));

Unicorn

The best feature.

var i = 5;
while(i > 0) {
	console.log('UNICORN'.unicorn());
	--i;
}

License

Unicorn is available under MIT license.