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react-ansi-style

Convert a styled ansi string to react spans with classes for the styles

Example

var _ = require('lodash');
var jsCss = require('js-managed-css');
var React = require('react');
var ReactDOM = require('react-dom');
var reactAnsiStyle = require('react-ansi-style');

//build up a styled string to test with
var chalk = require('chalk');
chalk.enabled = true;
var test_styles = _.without(_.keys(chalk.styles), 'reset', 'grey', 'hidden');
var ansi_string = _.map(test_styles, function(style){
  return chalk[style](style);
}).join(' ');

//make this look like a terminal
jsCss({
  'html, body': {
    'color': '#DDD !important',
    'background': '#222 !important',
    'line-height': '1.5em',
    'font-family': 'mono'
  }
});
require('react-ansi-style/inject-css');//default css styles

ReactDOM.render(React.createElement('div', null,

  //////////////////////////////////
  //Here is where the magic happens
  reactAnsiStyle(React, ansi_string)

), document.body);

react-ansi-style demo

API

reactAnsiStyle = require('react-ansi-style')

reactAnsiStyle(React, str, opts)

A function that returns an array of react span elements with css classes to style the string.

React - yes, pass in the React object, this avoids many of the React's peer-dependancy quirks.
str - the ansi string you want styled.
opts.prefix - a string prefix for the css classes, by default it's 'react-ansi-style-'

require('react-ansi-style/inject-css')

This will inject the default CSS styling.

License

MIT

Usage no npm install needed!