Color Me Log!— Adding Vibrancy to Your Node.js console.log Outputs
<p>Life’s better in color. Our senses crave visual richness, and even when we code, why should our senses be deprived of that luxury? So, ever thought how cool it would be if our Node.js <code>console.log()</code> statements could be a burst of colors instead of mundane black and white? Yes, that’s right! You can inject a colorful spirit into your console outputs, and I'll guide you on this vibrant journey.</p>
<h1>The Beginning: Understanding Color Codes in Node.js</h1>
<p>But before we paint, let’s understand our palette. Here’s a basic demonstration:</p>
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console.log('\x1b[36m%s\x1b[0m', 'I am cyan'); //cyan
console.log('\x1b[33m%s\x1b[0m', 'I am yellow!'); //yellow</pre>
<p>The mystifying <code>%s</code> you see? It's the placeholder where our string (the second argument) proudly stands. And, the magic potion <code>\x1b[0m</code> acts as an eraser, ensuring the terminal doesn't run wild with colors after this point.</p>
<h1>Unfolding the Color Spectrum: Your Go-To Reference</h1>
<p>Ready to transform your console into a rainbow? Use these escape sequences to infuse colors and styles</p>
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