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$3

Converts "compact" text from a linter to "stylish" (i.e. snazzy) output.

!after

Compared to before:

!before

install

``
npm install -g snazzy
`

usage

Pipe "compact" text into the snazzy command to get back pretty results:

`bash
$ standard --verbose | snazzy
`

note about version 7.0.0

standard is no longer bundled with snazzy. You must install standard manually
alongside snazzy.

Run npm install standard --save-dev to get a copy of standard, then run
standard | snazzy where you previously used to run snazzy.

This way requires more steps, but it's better. The user now controls the exact
version of standard that is used. And for users who were piping into snazzy all
along, this means a quicker install since an extra copy of standard` will not get
installed.

license

MIT. Copyright (c) Feross Aboukhadijeh.