supports-color
Detect whether a terminal supports color
Found 40 results for supports
Detect whether a terminal supports color
Detect whether the terminal supports Unicode
Fela plugin to replace named keys
CSS.supports() shim
Fela plugin to resolve responsive array values
Detect whether a terminal or browser supports ansi colors.
Terminal Environment Utilities
Merge duplicate CSS media query and other at-rule rules together.
A tiny color library
Detect whether $PAGER supports color
PostCSS plugin adding "@supports not" support for IE 11
check if unicode is supported
A list of tests to determine whether a CSS @supports rule is considered a browser hack
A JavaScript polyfill for CSS if() functionality with style(), media(), and supports() functions
Lightning CSS plugin for transforming CSS if() functions to native CSS
A JavaScript polyfill for CSS Custom Function functionality with style(), media(), and supports() functions
PostCSS plugin for transforming CSS if() functions to native CSS
JavaScript module to check if the device is retina or not.
PostCSS plugin adding support for the `:ie11` pseudo-class targetting IE 11 only
Checks if a certain css feature is supported by the running browser.
Detect whether a terminal supports color
Execute the command only if you are running on a supported version of Node and platform
A complex string based CSS managment library
support checks for the browser and node.js
Refactored supports-color code to support both CommonJS (CJS) and ES Modules (ESM) with mixed exports.
Check if your browser has support for date inputs.
'A Postcss plugin that fallbacks your CSS variables with native support'
> Let you know whether the terminal supports Unicode or not
Helper mixins for using Modernizr.js test classes in Stylus
PostCSS plugin for transforming CSS Custom Function functions to native CSS
Detect whether a terminal supports color
A simple, light, modern, universal JavaScript router
List of platforms supported by Node.js
Check if a browser supports local storage.
CSS postprocessing: group supports
A specialized parser for CSS @supports conditions, designed to enhance stylelint plugins by intelligently evaluating feature-detected code blocks
detect javascript environment features
Detect whether a terminal supports color
Detect whether the terminal supports unicode
CSS postprocessing: group supports