Super Simple Node.js String Colors Support

colors

This snippets add super Simple Node.js String Colors Support.

See here: 
  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/32474241/node-js-terminal-color
  http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9781218/how-to-change-node-jss-console-font-color

colors.global.js

// Node String Colors Support. (global version) (https://git.io/colors)
// Usage console.log(green("Hello world!")
const _c = require('util').inspect.colors;
Object.keys(_c).forEach(c =>global[c] = s =>`\x1b[${_c[c][0]}m${s}\x1b[${_c[c][1]}m`);

colors.js

// Node String Colors Support (https://git.io/colors)
// Usage console.log("Hello!".green())
const _c = require('util').inspect.colors;
Object.keys(_c).forEach(c =>String.prototype[c] = s =>`\x1b[${_c[c][0]}m${s}\x1b[${_c[c][1]}m`);

colors.noutil.js

// Node String Colors Support. (no util version) (https://git.io/colors)
// Usage console.log("Hello!".green())
const _c = {bold:[1,22],italic:[3,23],underline:[4,24],inverse:[7,27],white:[37,39],grey:[90,39],black:[30,39],blue:[34,39],cyan:[36,39],green:[32,39],magenta:[35,39],red:[31,39],yellow:[33,39]};
Object.keys(_c).forEach(c =>String.prototype[c] = s =>`\x1b[${_c[c][0]}m${s}\x1b[${_c[c][1]}m`);