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CLI Badges

Generate Badges for your CLI.

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NOTE: It is recommended to use update pre-exisiting versions of this module to ^v0.1.0 as there are many breaking changes from this release in the API.

Features

  • Make Beautiful Badges for CLI 🤩
  • Works across all terminals 🦄
  • Link support 🔗
  • Variety of colors to choose from 🎨
  • Written in TS with Deno 🦕

Usage

import { badge } from "https://deno.land/x/cli_badges@v0.1.0/mod.ts";

console.log(badge("failed", "2", { msgBg: "red" }));

console.log(badge("success", "2", { msgBg: "green" }));

console.log(badge("skipped", "2", { msgBg: "yellow" }));

Output

sample_output

See examples for more usages

badge function

badge function accepts the following arguments:

  • label: label of the badge
  • msg: message of the badge
  • opts: accepts an interface of BadgeOptions

BadgeOptions Interface

interface BadgeOptions {
  msgBg: string; // default is blue
  labelBg: string; // default is brightBlack
  msgColor: string; // default is white
  labelColor: string; // default is white
  msgStyle?: string; // default is null
  labelStyle?: string; // default is null
  msgWidth?: number; // default is msg length + 2
  labelWidth?: number; // default is label length + 2
  is_8bit?: boolean; // default is false as it uses 24 bits
  hyper_link?: string; // hyperlink for the badge
}

Available Options

Foreground Colors

  • black
  • red
  • blue
  • green
  • yellow
  • magenta
  • cyan
  • white
  • brightBlack
  • brightRed
  • brightBlue
  • brightGreen
  • brightYellow
  • brightMagenta
  • brightCyan
  • brightWhite

Background Colors

  • black
  • red
  • blue
  • green
  • yellow
  • magenta
  • cyan
  • white
  • brightBlack
  • brightRed
  • brightBlue
  • brightGreen
  • brightYellow
  • brightMagenta
  • brightCyan
  • brightWhite

Custom Colors

Custom Colors are available and can be used for msgBg, labelmsg, msgColor and labelColor only. There are options to make 8 bit and 24 bit colors respectively. Set is_8bit to true if you want custom 8 bit RGB colors else it will be set to 24 bit RBG colors by default.

NOTE: 24 bit Colors must be in a range of 0x000000 and 0xffffff and 8 bit Colors must in a range of 0x0 and 0xFF.

Styles

  • bold
  • italic
  • inverse
  • dim
  • strike
  • underline

Hyperlink is only supported on some terminals.

Acknowledgments

I thank the author of nombrekeff/cli-badges for his original implementation in JS wth Node and also helped me with some Deno issues and giving me guidance on this project as this is my first project with TS.

License

Licensed under MIT.