Terminal colors in Nodejs without extra dependencies

nodeColors.js

const util = require('util');

const colorize = (str, colorCodes) => `\x1b[${colorCodes[0]}m${str}\x1b[${colorCodes[1]}m`;

const bold      = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.bold);
const italic    = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.italic);
const underline = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.underline);
const inverse   = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.inverse);
const white     = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.white);
const grey      = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.grey);
const black     = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.black);
const blue      = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.blue);
const cyan      = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.cyan);
const green     = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.green);
const magenta   = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.magenta);
const red       = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.red);
const yellow    = str => colorize(str, util.inspect.colors.yellow);

console.log(grey('Woow,'), cyan('This'), blue('is'), green('a'), magenta('colorful'), red('text'), yellow('!'));