js-shade

A lightweight Node.js library created to simplify formatting terminal text with ANSI codes. Easily add color or style to terminal output, with less room for error.

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Install

yarn add js-shade

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Usage

  import { Shade } from 'js-shade';

  console.log(Shade.red('Red text!'));
  console.log(Shade.yellow('Yellow text!'));
  console.log(Shade.black('Black text!'));
  console.log(Shade.cyan('Cyan text!'));
  console.log(Shade.green('Green text!'));
  console.log(Shade.blue('Blue text!'));
  console.log(Shade.magenta('Magenta text!'));
  console.log(Shade.white('White text!'));
  console.log(Shade.underline('Underscored text!'));
  console.log(Shade.bright('Bright text!'));
  console.log(Shade.dim('Dim text!'));
  console.log(Shade.reverse('Reversed text!'));

Method Chaining

js-shade supports method chaining. So you can combine multiple formats in one statement.

  console.log(Shade.red().underline('Red underlined text!'));
  console.log(Shade.underline().red('Also red underlined text!'));
  console.log(Shade.bright().yellow('Bright yellow text!'));
  console.log(Shade.dim().green('Dim green text!'));
  console.log(Shade.bright().underline().red('Bright red underlined text!'));