Chrome extension that converts ANSI characters to colors on the fly / on button click for the lazy ones. Does what ansi-html-stream does but within browser.
Work in progress (pressing on button currently strip ansi characters for now) :P
I once used to run salt commands with jenkins, which outputs colored data by default, but it gets unreadable in a webpage! There's a jenkins plugin for this, but I tought why not a plugin for chrome itself? Here it is :)
Here's a related blog post I wrote about ansi characters and colors: Keep saltstack colored output
- Add support for colors instead of stripping colors
- Create an icon
- Upgrade all packages
- Upgrade node base version (you need node 8 to build this project)
- Provide ansi stripping capability strip-ansi 🎉
- Publish
Right now, hitting extension button can convert from this:
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to this
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Succeeded: 24 (changed=3)
Failed: 0
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Total states run: 24
- Download latest zip file in the releases tab.
- Unzip the file somewhere on your computer
- Open chrome://extensions
- Drag n drop the folder of the plugin
Have fun! ✌️
- Pull requests are welcome! Please contribute 🚀
- This plugin uses browserify in a chrome extension and it works!
- The plugin was created using generator-chrome-extension
- Clone the repository
- Build or watch (see commands section)
- Open chrome://extensions
- Check the Developer mode checkbox
- Hit
Load unpacked extension...button - Select the
distfolder (which contains themanifest.jsonfile)
Install dependencies
npm iTransform updated source written by ES2015 (default option)
npm run gulp-babelor Using watch to update source continuously
npm run watchMake a production version extension
npm run buildCompress and prepare for the chrome web store package (after npm run build)
npm run packageMore details at generator-chrome-extension
See issues
MIT © Gabriel Le Breton