shellcolor

ANSI colors for your Node.js app's stdout, stderror, and logs

Installation

Get shellcolor with npm.

npm install shellcolor --save

Usage

Pass a bland string to shellcolor(), get a colorful string back.

var shellcolor = require('shellcolor');

console.log(shellcolor('<b><green>Success:<green></b> Process started.'));
  
console.warn(shellcolor('<b><yellow>Error:</yellow></b> Something seems wrong....'));

console.error(shellcolor('<b><red>Error:</red></b> Something broke.'));

Tags

The following tags are available:

Tag	Description	ANSI
<black>	black text	30
<red>	red text	31
<green>	green text	32
<yellow>	yellow text	33
<blue>	blue text	34
<magenta>	magenta text	35
<cyan>	cyan text	36
<white>	white text	37
<grey>	grey text	90
<bg-black>	black background	40
<bg-red>	red background	41
<bg-green>	green background	42
<bg-yellow>	yellow background	43
<bg-blue>	blue background	44
<bg-magenta>	magenta background	45
<bg-cyan>	cyan background	46
<bg-white>	white background	47
<bg-grey>	grey background	100
<b>	bold	1
<i>	italics	3
<u>	underline	4
<blink>	flash text	5

License

shellcolor is licensed under the permissive BSD license.