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Find comprehensive JavaScript chalk.white code examples handpicked from public code repositorys.

chalk.white is a method of the chalk library that sets the text color to white.

dev-server.js

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electronProcess.stdout.on('data', data => {
    if (data == EOL) {
        return;
    }

    process.stdout.write(Chalk.blueBright(`[electron] `) + Chalk.white(data.toString()))
});

electronProcess.stderr.on('data', data => 
    process.stderr.write(Chalk.blueBright(`[electron] `) + Chalk.white(data.toString()))

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Core.js

GitHub: Yakashi13/Yaka-bot

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  });
}

if (m.message) {
  console.log(
    chalk.white(chalk.bgRed("[ MESSAGE ]")),
    chalk.black(chalk.bgYellow(new Date())),
    chalk.yellow(chalk.bgGrey(budy || m.mtype)) +
    "\n" +
    chalk.blue("=> From"),

+ 5 other calls in file

How does chalk.white work?

chalk.white is a function in the chalk library that returns a new function which, when called, wraps a string in an ANSI escape code to set the text color to white. The resulting function can be used to stylize console output by printing white text.

functions.js

GitHub: SimplyNo/hypixel-guild-bot

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    a: chalk.greenBright,
    b: chalk.cyanBright,
    c: chalk.redBright,
    d: chalk.bgRedBright,
    e: chalk.yellowBright,
    f: chalk.white
}
function parseMessageCodes(msg) {
    if (typeof msg !== "string") return msg;
    msg = '&f' + msg;

tio.js

GitHub: arifintajul4/bot-wa-joki

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//Console logs by Tio
if (m.message) {
  await console.log(
    chalk.black(chalk.bgRed("[ CMD ]")),
    chalk.black(chalk.bgGreen(new Date())),
    chalk.white(chalk.bgBlue(isCmd ? body : m.mtype || body.slice(0, 20))) +
      "\n" +
      chalk.black(chalk.bgCyan("[ ~> from ]")),
    chalk.black(chalk.bgWhite(pushname)),
    chalk.black(chalk.bgYellow(m.sender)) +

Ai Example

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const chalk = require("chalk");

console.log(chalk.white("This text will be white"));

In this example, the chalk.white method is used to stylize the string 'This text will be white' with white color. When this code is run in a terminal that supports ANSI escape codes, the text will be printed in white color.

index.js

GitHub: DinooSaaw/thebrightcandle

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let commandDB = await commandDataBaseQuery({ aliases: commandName });
if (!commandDB)
  return console.log(chalk.white("Failed to load command ") + chalk.bold.red(commandName));
if (commandDB.name.startsWith("-"))
  return console.log(chalk.bold.red(commandName) + chalk.white(" has been disabled"));
if (commandDB) console.log(chalk.bold.greenBright(commandName) + chalk.white(" successfully loaded"));
switch (commandDB.name) {
  case "command":
    let names = ""
    let database = MongoDBclient.db("twitch");

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build.js

GitHub: sabeer-hussain/tags-demo

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}


async function createBundle(bundle, bundleType) {
  const filename = getFilename(bundle, bundleType);
  const logKey =
    chalk.white.bold(filename) + chalk.dim(` (${bundleType.toLowerCase()})`);
  const format = getFormat(bundleType);
  const packageName = Packaging.getPackageName(bundle.entry);


  const isFBWWWBundle =

install.js

GitHub: sindeshiva/Test

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}


const progessify = (task, title) => {
  // return higher order function
  return (percentComplete, remaining) => {
    percentComplete = chalk.white(` ${percentComplete}%`)


    // pluralize seconds remaining
    remaining = chalk.gray(`${remaining}s`)

dev-runner.js

GitHub: he2720/eye_project

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mainConfig.entry.main = [path.join(__dirname, '../src/main/index.dev.js')].concat(mainConfig.entry.main)
mainConfig.mode = 'development'
const compiler = webpack(mainConfig)

compiler.hooks.watchRun.tapAsync('watch-run', (compilation, done) => {
  logStats('Main', chalk.white.bold('compiling...'))
  hotMiddleware.publish({ action: 'compiling' })
  done()
})

card.js

GitHub: HoseiinTech/npx-hoseiintech

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    labelWork: chalk.white.bold("       Work:"),
    labelSkills: chalk.white.bold("     Skills:"),
    labelTwitter: chalk.white.bold("    Twitter:"),
    labelGitHub: chalk.white.bold("     GitHub:"),
    labelCard: chalk.white.bold("       Card:"),
};


const me = boxen(
    [

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