Terminal.js

Terminal.js: The best terminal colorizer.
terminal.js is able to make the terminal have any color you want! Even custom RGB colors if you're feeling like it!

Usage:

$3

``js
require("terminalcolors.js");

console.log("hello".green());
`

Note: If you want to use multiple styles, you must use the following syntax:

`js
const color = require("terminalcolors.js");

console.log(color.bold("hello".blue()));
`



IMPORTANT If you are using an older version of node, the "string".blue() syntax might work. If so, try the following instead:


`js
const color = require("terminalcolors.js");

console.log(color.blue("string"))'
`

The export will look like this: (for reference)

`js
{
full: {
...basic,
font: fonts,
reset,
...foreground,
background,
highIntensity: {
...foreground_high_intensity,
background: background_high_intensity
}
}
}
`



For a full list of options, check list.js`