Just as it's called. It escapes strings according to this ASCI list making it look colored.
e.g.
require("simple-colors").updateMarkup({
error:(str)=>{ return str.RGB(255,30,30).reversedVideo;},
warning:(str)=>{ return str.RGB(241,131,28).reversedVideo;},
time:(str)=>{ return str.RGB(160,200,0);},
screen:(str)=>{return str.RGB(241,164,20)},
network:(str)=>{return str.RGB(241,6,220)},
debug:(str)=>{return str.RGB(66,156,241)}
});
console.log(`this is error string example`.error + ` normal`);
console.log(`this is warning string example`.warning + ` normal`);
console.log(new Date().toString().time + ` normal`);
console.log(`detected port screen`.screen + ` normal`);
console.log(`new packet received`.network + ` normal`);
console.log(`debug info`.debug + ` normal`);
npm install https://github.com/DynamicSTOP/simple-colors
bold, italic, underline, crossed, reversedVideo as properties. See reversedVideo example above.
RGB, fgRGB as functions. fgRGB sets background color. See RGB example above.
require("simple-colors");
let r=0;g=0;b=0;
const styles = ["","bold","italic","crossed","underline","reversedVideo"];
while(r<=255){
while(g<=255){
let str = ``;
while(b<=255){
let s = `${r}:${g}:${b}`,a=0;
while(Math.random()>=0.5 && a++<3){
const i = Math.floor(Math.random()*styles.length);
if(i>0)s = s[styles[i]];
}
if(Math.random()%2) s = s.RGB(r,g,b);
if(Math.random()%5) s = s.fgRGB(255-r,255-g,255-b);
str+=`${s}\t`;
b+=20;
}
console.log(str);
b=0;
g+=20;
}
g=0;
r+=20;
}