How to use the blueBright function from chalk

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chalk.blueBright is a method of the chalk library that returns a blue-colored text with a brighter shade.

mechaine.js

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    chalk.black(chalk.bgGreen("[ PESAN ]")),
    color(argsLog, "turquoise"),
    chalk.magenta("Dari"),
    chalk.green(pushname),
    chalk.yellow(`[ ${m.sender.replace("@s.whatsapp.net", "@s.whatsapp.net")} ]`),
    chalk.blueBright("Group"),
    chalk.green(groupName)
  );
}

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innupasha.js

GitHub: innupasha/Wa-OpenAI

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    chalk.black(chalk.bgWhite("[ LOGS ]")),
    color(argsLog, "turquoise"),
    chalk.magenta("From"),
    chalk.green(pushname),
    chalk.yellow(`[ ${m.sender.replace("@s.whatsapp.net", "")} ]`),
    chalk.blueBright("IN"),
    chalk.green(groupName)
  );
}

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How does chalk.blueBright work?

chalk.blueBright is a method in the chalk library that returns a function to apply a bright blue color to text when called. It works by creating and returning a new Chalk instance with a modified blue method that applies the bright attribute to the color code. This modified blue method can then be used to apply the bright blue color to any text passed to it as a string.

print.js

GitHub: AdltX/Ngetestdoang

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  return formatted
}
if (log.length < 4096)
  log = log.replace(urlRegex, (url, i, text) => {
    let end = url.length + i
    return i === 0 || end === text.length || (/^\s$/.test(text[end]) && /^\s$/.test(text[i - 1])) ? chalk.blueBright(url) : url
  })
log = log.replace(mdRegex, mdFormat(4))
if (m.mentionedJid) for (let user of m.mentionedJid) log = log.replace('@' + user.split`@`[0], chalk.blueBright('@' + await conn.getName(user)))
console.log(m.error != null ? chalk.red(log) : m.isCommand ? chalk.yellow(log) : log)

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server.js

GitHub: Evansville185/UNIV-Web---FitnessTrac.kr-Back-End

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server.listen(PORT, () => {
	console.log(
		chalk.whiteBright("Server is listening on PORT:"),
		chalk.yellow(PORT),
		chalk.blackBright("Go spread some objects!")
		// chalk.blueBright("Get your routine on!")
	);
});

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const chalk = require("chalk");

console.log(chalk.blueBright("This text is bright blue!"));

This will log the string 'This text is bright blue!' to the console with a bright blue color.

print.js

GitHub: nopal0871/bot-1

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    log = log.replace(urlRegex, (url, i, text) => {
      let end = url.length + i
      return i === 0 || end === text.length || (/^\s$/.test(text[end]) && /^\s$/.test(text[i - 1])) ? chalk.blueBright(url) : url
    })
  log = log.replace(mdRegex, mdFormat(4))
  if (m.mentionedJid) for (let user of m.mentionedJid) log = log.replace('@' + user.split`@`[0], chalk.blueBright('@' + conn.getName(user)))
  console.log(m.error != null ? chalk.red(log) : m.isCommand ? chalk.yellow(log) : log)
}
if (m.messageStubParameters) console.log(m.messageStubParameters.map(jid => {
  let name = conn.getName(jid)

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server.js

GitHub: suhl2/FitnessTrackerBackend

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const PORT = process.env["PORT"] ?? 4000
const server = http.createServer(app)


server.listen(PORT, () => {
  console.log(
    chalk.blueBright("Server is listening on PORT:"),
    chalk.yellow(PORT),
    chalk.blueBright("Get your routine on!")
  )
})

WorkerAssignReporter.js

GitHub: wix/Detox

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  _formatDeviceName() {
    const deviceName = _.attempt(() => device.name);
    const formattedDeviceName = _.isError(deviceName)
      ? chalk.redBright('undefined')
      : chalk.blueBright(deviceName);

    return formattedDeviceName;
  }
}

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