It's not just color, it's everything colorful in terminal.

Color in terminal and only terminal.

As a programmer, you think they are functions:

var color = require('colorful')
color.red('hello')
color.underline('hello')
color.red(color.underline('hello'))

As a human, you think you are a painter:

var paint = require('colorful').paint
paint('hello').red.color
paint('hello').bold.underline.red.color

WTF, is bold, underline a color? If you don't like the idea, try:

paint('hello').bold.underline.red.style

As an alien, you are from outer space, you think it should be:

require('colorful').colorful()
'hello'.to.red.color
'hello'.to.underline.bold.red.color
'hello'.to.underline.bold.red.style

As an artist, you need more colors.

var Color = require('colorful').Color;

var s = new Color('colorful');
s.fgcolor = 13;
s.bgcolor = 61;

Support ANSI 256 colors. [0 - 255]

Let's posion the string object, just like colors does.

require('colorful').toxic()
'hello'.bold
'hello'.red

As a detective, you think we should detect if color is supported:

require('colorful').isSupported

// we can disable color
require('colorful').disabled = true
require('colorful').isSupported
// => false

• bold
• faint
• italic
• underline
• blink
• overline
• inverse
• conceal
• strike
• black
• black_bg
• red
• red_bg
• green
• green_bg
• yellow
• yellow_bg
• blue
• blue_bg
• magenta
• magenta_bg
• cyan
• cyan_bg
• white
• white_bg
• grey
• gray

2013-05-22 2.1.0

Add toxic API.

2013-03-22 2.0.2

Merge terminal into ansi.

2013-03-18 2.0.1

Add gray color.

2013-03-18 2.0.0

Redesign. Support for ANSI 256 colors.