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🌈Easily set your terminal text color & styles.
Syntax highlighting in your terminal
Easily add ANSI colors to your text and symbols in the terminal. A faster drop-in replacement for chalk, kleur and turbocolor (without the dependencies and rendering bugs).
Color your terminal using CSS/hex color codes
Party in your Terminal!
A npm package written on node to make your command line colorful
Colorfy colorize your console with pretty ansi color codes. It has static color methods and supports a chained colorization of your tty console output.
- color
- colors
- colour
- colorize
- colorify
- colorfy
- clicolor
- cli color
- clicolors
- cli colors
- ansi
- ansicolor
- ansicolors
- ansi color
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A module which will endeavor to guess your terminal's level of color support.
Log stylishly in your terminal.
A lean, zero dependency library to provide a useful base for your project.
Simple ANSI styling for your terminal
Package to style the logs of your codes and terminals
A simple color logging utility for your node.js console.
- colors
- color
- colour
- colours
- rgb
- cli
- terminal
- console
- tty
- shell
- command-line
- command-line-tool
- ansi
- style
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Minimalistic package to add colors to your console!
Colors for your terminal app
A lean, zero dependency library to provide a useful base for your project. Checksums, cryptography, codecs, date-times, error-checking-codes, logging, pseudorandom number generation. The tools you need for any project. Secure build pipeline, provenance
- call
- watchFile
- awesomesauce
- encryption
- exit-code
- utility
- bdd
- typeerror
- parse
- intrinsic
- ratelimit
- 6to5
- parent
- reducer
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ANSI colors for your node console
A library for coloring strings in your terminal.
rangoli-color library to colorify logs
- rangoli colors
- rangoli
- colors
- console log colors
- colorify logs
- Color Your Terminal
- colorful output on screen
- Color
- node
- module
- a
- string
A light-weight utility for coloring your terminal. 0 dependencies. Default is a preselected color output from the 256 color palette, chosen to enhance legibility.