How to use the whiteBright function from chalk

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chalk.whiteBright is a method in the chalk library which returns a white colored text with increased brightness.

ready.js

GitHub: DepressedBunnys/Discord.JS-Bot-Commands

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    )
  )
);

console.log(
  whiteBright(
    `> Total app users: ${totalUsers.toLocaleString()}\n> Total Servers: ${client.guilds.cache.size.toLocaleString()}\n---------------------------------\n` +
      `> Discord Verified: ${
        client.user.verified ? "Yes" : "No"
      }`

misc-util.js

GitHub: mika-s/ship-simulator

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  break;
case 'PATCH':
  coloredRequest = chalk.magentaBright(request);
  break;
case 'DELETE':
  coloredRequest = chalk.whiteBright(request);
  break;
default:
  coloredRequest = request;
  break;

How does chalk.whiteBright work?

chalk.whiteBright is a method in the chalk library that returns a new function that adds the "white bright" color to a string passed as an argument. It works by applying the appropriate ANSI escape code to the string to change its color when it is displayed in a terminal. This color is a brighter shade of white than the regular chalk.white color.

handler.js

GitHub: erdwpe/newbot-md

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} else {
  if (m.isGroup) {
  console.log(chalk.black(chalk.bgWhite('[ P U B L I C - M O D E ]')) + '\n' + chalk.whiteBright('userName ›'), chalk.green(m.pushName) + '\n' + chalk.whiteBright('groupName ›'), chalk.green(m.groupMetadata.subject) + '\n' + chalk.whiteBright('command  ›'), chalk.green(logg)) 
  }
  if (!m.isGroup) {
  console.log(chalk.black(chalk.bgWhite('[ P U B L I C - M O D E ]')) + '\n' + chalk.whiteBright('userName ›'), chalk.green(m.pushName) + '\n' + chalk.whiteBright('command  ›'), chalk.green(logg)) 
  }
 }
};

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const chalk = require("chalk");

console.log(chalk.whiteBright("This text is white and bright"));

This will output the string "This text is white and bright" in white color with a bright intensity.

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