When using the terminal, you can highlight text by changing the font color, background color, or assigning special effects.

The simple syntax makes it clear and convenient.

$ npm i terminal-string

const Tstring = require('terminal-string');

const line = new Tstring()
  .bg.red('2024/03/22').reset(' ')
  .normal('Example for ')
  .bg.green().bright(' Node.js ').reset()
  .normal(' project with ')
  .reverse(' terminal-string ').reset()
  .normal(' package.')
  .toString();
console.log(line);

1. Fork it!
2. Create your feature branch: git checkout -b my-new-feature
3. Commit your changes: git commit -am 'Add some feature'
4. Push to the branch: git push origin my-new-feature
5. Submit a pull request :D

• Text Effects
  • normal(): continue shows text without setting color effects;
  • reset(): clears all formatting. Sure that you call it at the end of using the terminal;
  • bright(): displays text with the bright effect;
  • dim(): displays text with the dim effect;
  • underscore(): display text with underscore;
  • blink(): displays text with the blink effect;
  • reverse(): changes background and foreground colors to opposite ones;
  • hidden(): displays text with the hidden effect;
• Foreground (text) colors
  • fg.black()
  • fg.red()
  • fg.green()
  • fg.yellow()
  • fg.blue()
  • fg.magenta()
  • fg.cyan()
  • fg.white()
  • fg.crimson()
• Background colors
  • bg.black()
  • bg.red()
  • bg.green()
  • bg.yellow()
  • bg.blue()
  • bg.magenta()
  • bg.cyan()
  • bg.white()
  • bg.crimson()

• v1.0.0: Implemented the project.
• v1.1.0: Unnecessary packages has been removed. Added project and author links. Improved the documentation.

MIT