Chainable util.styleText().

yarn add node-style-text

import styleText from 'node-style-text'

console.log(styleText.blue.underline('Hello world!'))
console.log(styleText.blue.underline`Hello ${'world'}!`))

Use process.stderr to validate colors.

import {stdout, stderr} from 'node-style-text'

// Validate `process.stderr` if it can be colored instead of `process.stdout`.
console.log(stderr.underline('Hello world!'))

Check options.stream for util.styleText for details.

Provide convenience API.

1. Chainable

   - import {styleText} from 'node:utils'
   + import styleText from 'node-style-text'
   
   console.log(
   -   styleText('blue', 'Hello world!')
   +   styleText.blue('Hello world!')
   )
   
   console.log(
   -   styleText(['blue', 'underline'], 'Hello world!')
   +   styleText.blue.underline('Hello world!')
   )

2. Support tagged templates

   - import {styleText} from 'node:utils'
   + import styleText from 'node-style-text'
   
   console.log(
   -   styleText(['blue', 'underline'], `Hello ${'world'}!`)
   +   styleText.blue.underline`Hello ${'world'}!`
   )

Example: styleText.red.bold.underline('Hello, world!');

Available formats: util.inspect.colors

This module also provide an ESLint config to enforce use tagged templates when possible

// ✅
styleText.red(`foo`)

// ❌
styleText.red`foo`

Add this to you eslint.config.js

import eslintConfigNodeStyleText from 'node-style-text/eslint-config'

export default [
  // ... Your other eslint configs
  eslintConfigNodeStyleText,
]