Console Colors
Tiny decorator library for colorful browser console logs
All the below API methods are chainable, and are supposed to be written before the `log()` method.
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- Mind that styling of console logs only works for primitive types
- The use of this utility is for modern browsers only
- I advise to carefully include this script in development *env* and not in production
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```bash
npm i @yaireo/console-colors --save
```
Or use it as a script from one of the following CDN:
- https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/@yaireo/console-colors
- https://unpkg.com/@yaireo/console-colors
## Usage
One way to use "console-colors" is by creating a logger
which will be glovally available
```js
import consoleColor from '@yaireo/console-colors';
window.log = consoleColor()
log.red.bgWhite.bold.log("so nice", "I think so")()
```
Another way, is to extend `window.console`:
```js
import consoleColor from '@yaireo/console-colors';
consoleColor( window.console )
console.big.bold.silver.log(1,2,3)()
```
### [Live Playground](https://d4268d27b69346278c2b60e6c4730a8c.production.codepen.codes)
# API
## Styles
`bold`, `big`, `italic`, `capitalize`, `shadow`
## Colors
These are methods for text colors
```js
console.blue.log("blue text")()
```
Each of the below colors can be used as background color as well:
```js
console.bgBlue.white("white text over blue background")()
```
`white`, `black`, `silver`, `gray`, `red`, `green`, `blue`, `gold`, `yellow`, `pink`, `cyan`
## Special
- `random` - picks a random text color
- `bg` - picks a random background color
Be aware that I did not include any code which tests colors contrast because such additional code will bload this tiny package
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## Drawbacks
Unfortunately the empty parenthesis at the end are a must to be able to keep the real file/line which the console was invoked at,
otherwise it would show it as `index.js` (this lib), which is unhelpful.