# @d3v4pp/Colors.
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Putting colors in terminal is an interesting idea bit, 
what if the user dosent have a terminal that manage colors or have only 16 or 8 colors when you used a 256 colors logger or some other things ..

you will see text like this in your terminal 
~~~
22m 1.83 KiB {0} [built]
~~~

##### This package will allow you to add colors to your terminal application with auto terminal detection and adaptation of colors 
##### You will be able to use 255 colors code in Basics terminals
##### Coloration will have no effect on terminals that dosent manage colors
#### Try it its simple and easy to use


[![demo in terminal](http://statics.d3v4pp.fr/colors.png)](https://www.npmjs.com/package/@d3v4pp/colors)

## Installation
~~~
npm install @d3v4pp/colors --save
~~~

## How to use it
#### Using Colors instance methodes
~~~javascript
const Colors = require('@d3v4pp/colors');
console.log(Colors.color("text to log",[0..255])); 
console.log(Colors.bgColor("text to log",[0..255])); 
console.log(Colors.bgColor( Colors.color("text to log",[0..255]) , [0..255] )); 
~~~

#### Using String.prototype
~~~javascript
const Colors = require('@d3v4pp/colors');
console.log("text to log".color([o..255]) ); 
console.log("text to log".bgColor([0..255])); 
console.log("text to log".color([0..255]).bgColor([0..255]))); 
~~~