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I'm curious about the status of this library. At a first look, I see a rather glaring typo in the first paragraph of the README, then there's a section that discusses "dual stack / triple-stack integration" now that JSR allows an ESM module to be imported from Node as well. Also, it's called "colorful logger colorful logger" but doesn't have any examples of using colors? While Deno supports logging with colors natively.
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I haven't worked with Node.js since around 2020 (from 2020 to 2024, I focused on Go, and starting in 2025, I'll be working with Swift, Go, and Rust), so I'm not very familiar with this area.
ESM Module Import from Node.js
The part about allowing ESM modules to be imported from Node was completed by @UrielCh, and I still don't understand the underlying principles. You can check the related issue here:
@UrielCh, could you please take a look and explain how to call this library from Node.js and the underlying principles?
Examples of Using Colors
This library internally uses "jsr:@std/[email protected]/colors," but indeed, there are no examples of using colors as you mentioned. I think this is a cool feature. For the color requirement, there are two options:
You can propose a requirement along with an example of the API call, and either I or @UrielCh can handle the coding work.
Given that the code for this library is quite small, you can easily add this feature yourself. If you're willing, I would be more than happy to merge it.
I'm curious about the status of this library. At a first look, I see a rather glaring typo in the first paragraph of the README, then there's a section that discusses "dual stack / triple-stack integration" now that JSR allows an ESM module to be imported from Node as well. Also, it's called "colorful logger colorful logger" but doesn't have any examples of using colors? While Deno supports logging with colors natively.
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