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I understand that I can pass the message argument to the notify() function. However I would like to specify a slightly different message but keep the original formatting. Right now I have to install chalk, import it, and construct own message.
It would be nice to have to be able to specify message option as a template with variables that are processed internally without me having to import chalk and work with notifier.update variables.
An example:
notifier.notify({message: `Update available {current} → {latest}Run {command} to update.My custom message.`});
It's not really a big deal to format the message by myself but that would save some time.
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I understand that I can pass the
message
argument to thenotify()
function. However I would like to specify a slightly different message but keep the original formatting. Right now I have to installchalk
, import it, and construct own message.It would be nice to have to be able to specify
message
option as a template with variables that are processed internally without me having to importchalk
and work withnotifier.update
variables.An example:
It's not really a big deal to format the message by myself but that would save some time.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: