Package Exports
- colors-option
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Readme
Let your users enable/disable colors.
This is a thin wrapper around the popular
chalk colors library that adds support for:
- A
colorsboolean option - The
NO_COLORandNODE_DISABLE_COLORSenvironment variables
Example
const colorsOption = require('colors-option')
const exampleLibrary = function ({ colors, ...otherLibraryOptions }) {
const chalk = colorsOption({ colors })
console.log(chalk.red('example'))
}Install
npm install colors-optionAPI
colorsOption(options?)
options: object
Return value: Chalk instance
options
colors
Type: boolean
Default: undefined
Whether colors should be enabled/disabled, regardless of terminal support. Colors support is automatically detected, so this is only meant to override that default behavior.
The recommended approach is to:
- Add a programmatic
colorsboolean option and/or CLI flag - Keep its default value
undefined - Forward it to
colors-option
This relies on Node.js built-in colors detection
getColorDepth()
instead of chalk/supports-color
which:
- Supports the
NO_COLORandNODE_DISABLE_COLORSenvironment variables. - Does not guess colors detection based on the presence of a
--colorsCLI flag. This gives you finer control and flexibility over how to expose this as a CLI flag.
Please note that chalk has a similar
level option. However, that
option is an integer from 0 to 3 which makes it hard to toggle colors while
still keeping 256 colors or Truecolor.
stream
Type:
Stream
Default: process.stdout
Stream used to detect colors support. This should be the file or terminal where the colors are output.
Support
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