f
blue(text: string): string
ANSI blue text.
f
createColors(enabled: boolean)
Creates a set of ANSI color helpers with coloring enabled or disabled.
f
green(text: string): string
ANSI green text.
f
magenta(text?: string): string | MagentaReturn
2 overloads
ANSI magenta text. Call without arguments to chain: magenta().bold(text).
f
onBlue(text: string): string
The same on a blue ground — a 4xx, which is information rather than breakage.
f
onGreen(text: string): string
The terminal's own text on a green ground, padded — a 2xx.
f
onRed(text: string): string
The same on a red ground — a 5xx, or a request that never got an answer.
f
onYellow(text: string): string
The same on a yellow ground — a 3xx, or a measurement worth a second look.
f
red(text: string): string
ANSI red text.
f
yellow(text: string): string
ANSI yellow text.
v
colorEnabled: boolean
Whether this process should emit colour: the answer every helper below already uses.
Usage
import * as mod from "lib/utils/color.ts";