color
ANSI color codes for console
Import
_ <- fat.color
Constants
- black, 0
- red, 1
- green, 2
- yellow, 3
- blue, 4
- magenta, 5
- cyan, 6
- white, 7
- bright.black, 8
- bright.red, 9
- bright.green, 10
- bright.yellow, 11
- bright.blue, 12
- bright.magenta, 13
- bright.cyan, 14
- bright.white, 15
Methods
| Name | Signature | Brief |
|---|---|---|
| detectDepth | (): Number | Get console color support |
| to8 | (xr: Any, g: Number = ø, b: Number = ø) | Convert RGB to 8-color mode |
| to16 | (xr: Any, g: Number = ø, b: Number = ø) | Convert RGB to 16-color mode |
| to256 | (xr: Any, g: Number = ø, b: Number = ø) | Convert RGB to 256-color mode |
| to24Bit | (xr: Any, g: Number = ø, b: Number = ø) | Encode RGB for true color |
Usage Notes
to8, to16, to256 and to24Bit
The parameter xr can be an optional text representing the color in HTML format. For example, it can be provided as 'fae830' or '#fae830' (yellow):
color <- fat.console
console <- fat.console
console.log('hey', color.to16('fae830'))
console.log('hey', color.to256('fae830'))
However, if xr is a number between 0 and 255 representing r, then the g and b parameters will be required:
console.log('hey', color.to256(250, 232, 48)) // same result
these methods may produce approximations of the original color in 8, 16 or 256 depths and not the exact true color