How to use the bgWhite function from chalk

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chalk.bgWhite is a function in the chalk library that applies a white background color to text output in a Node.js console.

TerminalReporter.js

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    ? chalk.red
    : chalk.yellow;
const progress =
  phase === 'in_progress'
    ? chalk.green.bgGreen(DARK_BLOCK_CHAR.repeat(filledBar)) +
      chalk.bgWhite.white(
        LIGHT_BLOCK_CHAR.repeat(MAX_PROGRESS_BAR_CHAR_WIDTH - filledBar),
      ) +
      chalk.bold(` ${(100 * ratio).toFixed(1)}% `) +
      chalk.dim(`(${transformedFileCount}/${totalFileCount})`)

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06.js

GitHub: iamericanartist/Node-Foundations-ThirdPartyModules

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///////////////////////////////////// FLAG /////////////////////////////////////
const repl = require('repl');


const red = chalk.bgRed
const white = chalk.bgWhite
const blue = chalk.bgBlue
// const stars1 = " * * * * * * * * "                                     // 17 wide 8 stars
// const stars1 = "  * * * * * * *  "                                     // 17 wide 8 stars
// const nextTo = "                                 "                     // 33 wide for finishing lines

How does chalk.bgWhite work?

chalk.bgWhite is a function provided by the chalk library that allows you to apply a white background color to text output in a Node.js console. To use chalk.bgWhite, you pass in a string as an argument representing the text to apply the white background color to. You can then log the resulting styled text to the console using console.log. chalk.bgWhite is one of many functions provided by the chalk library that simplify working with text styles in a Node.js console. It is particularly useful when you need to highlight certain text or distinguish it from other text in a console output.

log.js

GitHub: sindeshiva/Test

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module.exports = function (msg, color = 'yellow') {
  if (process.env['NODE_ENV'] === 'test') {
    return
  }


  return console.log(chalk[color](msg), chalk.bgWhite(chalk.black(this.osName)))
}

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notes.controller.js

GitHub: alex-lenk/backend-nodejs

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  console.log(chalk.bgBlue('Here is the list of notes:'))


  notes.forEach(note => {
    console.log(
      chalk.bgWhite(note.id),
      chalk.blue(note.title))
  })
}

Ai Example

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const chalk = require("chalk");

const myText = "This text has a white background!";
const styledText = chalk.bgWhite(myText);

console.log(styledText);

In this example, we first import the chalk library and define a string variable myText representing the text we want to apply a white background color to. We then use chalk.bgWhite to apply the white background color to myText, returning a new string with the styled text. Finally, we log the resulting styled text to the console using console.log. When you run this code, you should see the styled text with a white background color logged to the console. This example demonstrates how you can use chalk.bgWhite to apply a white background color to text in a Node.js console.

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