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The ansi module provides color detection, writing ansi, codes, and an ansi writer.
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# /ansi
## Overview
The `ansi` module provides color detection, writing ansi
codes, and an ansi writer.

[](https://jsr.io/@bearz/ansi)
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## Documentation
Documentation is available on [jsr.io](https://jsr.io/@bearz/ansi/doc)
A list of other modules can be found at [github.com/bearz-io/js](https://github.com/bearz-io/js)
## Usage
```typescript
import { blue, writer, bgBlue, green, bold, apply } from "@bearz/ansi";
console.log(blue("test"));
console.log(green("success"));
writer.write("Hello, World!").writeLine();
writer.debug("Hello, World!");
writer.info("Hello, World!");
writer.success("Hello, World!");
writer.writeLine(apply("Hello, World!", bold, green, bgBlue) + " test");
writer.styleLine("Hello, World", bold, green);
writer.info("An informational message");
writer.writeLine(blue("My message"));
writer.writeLine(apply("Multiple Styles", bgBlue, bold));
writer.style("ok, ", blue);
writer.styleLine("success", green);
```
## Notes
The core ansi functions in the `styles` module comes from
Deno's `/fmt/color` with addition modififcations such as
being less tied to deno and additional functions like `apply`
and `rgb24To8`.
The `detector` module is heavily based on support color, but
isn't a direct port.
The `/process` module is used for the writer class rather than
console.log so that text is directly written to stdout and because
stdout in that module abstracts the runtime specific stuff for deno,
node, and bun.
## License
[Deno's MIT License](https://jsr.io/@std/fmt/1.0.6/LICENSE)
[Support Colors MIT License](https://github.com/chalk/chalk/blob/main/license)
[MIT License](./LICENSE.md)