npm install @brillout/picocolors
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13 Contributors
Updated on 15 Oct 2024
Minified
Minified + Gzipped
JavaScript (100%)
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The tiniest and the fastest library for terminal output formatting with ANSI colors.
import pc from "picocolors" console.log( pc.green(`How are ${pc.italic(`you`)} doing?`) )
NO_COLOR
friendly.With picocolors
we are trying to draw attention to the node_modules
size
problem and promote performance-first culture.
Credits go to the following projects:
The space in node_modules including sub-dependencies:
$ node ./benchmarks/size.js Data from packagephobia.com chalk 101 kB cli-color 1249 kB ansi-colors 25 kB kleur 21 kB colorette 17 kB nanocolors 16 kB + picocolors 7 kB
Library loading time:
$ node ./benchmarks/loading.js chalk 6.167 ms cli-color 31.431 ms ansi-colors 1.585 ms kleur 2.008 ms kleur/colors 0.773 ms colorette 2.476 ms nanocolors 0.833 ms + picocolors 0.466 ms
Benchmark for simple use case:
$ node ./benchmarks/simple.js chalk 24,066,342 ops/sec cli-color 938,700 ops/sec ansi-colors 4,532,542 ops/sec kleur 20,343,122 ops/sec kleur/colors 35,415,770 ops/sec colorette 34,244,834 ops/sec nanocolors 33,443,265 ops/sec + picocolors 33,271,645 ops/sec
Benchmark for complex use cases:
$ node ./benchmarks/complex.js chalk 969,915 ops/sec cli-color 131,639 ops/sec ansi-colors 342,250 ops/sec kleur 611,880 ops/sec kleur/colors 1,129,526 ops/sec colorette 1,747,277 ops/sec nanocolors 1,251,312 ops/sec + picocolors 2,024,086 ops/sec
Picocolors provides an object which includes a variety of text coloring and formatting functions
import pc from "picocolors"
The object includes following coloring functions: black
, red
, green
, yellow
, blue
, magenta
, cyan
, white
, gray
.
console.log(`I see a ${pc.red("red door")} and I want it painted ${pc.black("black")}`)
The object also includes following background color modifier functions: bgBlack
, bgRed
, bgGreen
, bgYellow
, bgBlue
, bgMagenta
, bgCyan
, bgWhite
and bright variants bgBlackBright
, bgRedBright
, bgGreenBright
, bgYellowBright
, bgBlueBright
, bgMagentaBright
, bgCyanBright
, bgWhiteBright
.
console.log( pc.bgBlack( pc.white(`Tom appeared on the sidewalk with a bucket of whitewash and a long-handled brush.`) ) )
Besides colors, the object includes following formatting functions: dim
, bold
, hidden
, italic
, underline
, strikethrough
, reset
, inverse
and bright variants blackBright
, redBright
, greenBright
, yellowBright
, blueBright
, magentaBright
, cyanBright
, whiteBright
.
for (let task of tasks) { console.log(`${pc.bold(task.name)} ${pc.dim(task.durationMs + "ms")}`) }
The library provides additional utilities to ensure the best results for the task:
isColorSupported
— boolean, explicitly tells whether or not the colors or formatting appear on the screen
import pc from "picocolors" if (pc.isColorSupported) { console.log("Yay! This script can use colors and formatters") }
createColors(enabled)
— a function that returns a new API object with manually defined color support configuration
import pc from "picocolors" let { red, bgWhite } = pc.createColors(options.enableColors)
chalk
Replace package name in import:
- import chalk from 'chalk' + import pico from 'picocolors'
Replace variable:
- chalk.red(text) + pico.red(text)
Replace chains to nested calls:
- chalk.red.bold(text) + pico.red(pico.bold(text))
You can use colorize-template
to replace chalk’s tagged template literal.
+ import { createColorize } from 'colorize-template' + let colorize = createColorize(pico) - chalk.red.bold`full {yellow ${"text"}}` + colorize`{red.bold full {yellow ${"text"}}}`
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license file detected
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no binaries found in the repo
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no dangerous workflow patterns detected
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0 existing vulnerabilities detected
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5 commit(s) and 3 issue activity found in the last 90 days -- score normalized to 6
Reason
Found 11/21 approved changesets -- score normalized to 5
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no effort to earn an OpenSSF best practices badge detected
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detected GitHub workflow tokens with excessive permissions
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dependency not pinned by hash detected -- score normalized to 0
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branch protection not enabled on development/release branches
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security policy file not detected
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project is not fuzzed
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SAST tool is not run on all commits -- score normalized to 0
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