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This pull request refactors the color helper functions into a single exported color object, which improves namespacing and organization. The changes are applied consistently across the codebase. I've added one suggestion to improve maintainability by sorting the properties within the new color object.
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Pull request overview
This PR exposes the package’s color styling helpers as part of the public API, and refactors internal usage to route all styling through the new color helper export.
Changes:
- Export
colorfrom the public entrypoint (src/index.ts). - Replace internal named color imports (
bold,cyan, etc.) withcolor.*usage. - Consolidate styling helpers into a single exported
colorobject insrc/color.ts.
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| src/index.ts | Exports color from the public API surface. |
| src/gradient.ts | Migrates to color.* helpers (but changes behavior for colorLevel === 2). |
| src/createLogger.ts | Updates logger formatting to use color.* helpers. |
| src/constants.ts | Updates log type color functions to reference color.*. |
| src/color.ts | Replaces individual exports with a consolidated color object export. |
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| export let gradient = (message: string) => { | ||
| if (colorLevel < 3) { | ||
| return colorLevel === 2 ? bold(cyan(message)) : message; | ||
| return colorLevel === 2 ? color.cyan(message) : message; |
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gradient() previously returned bold cyan text when colorLevel === 2 (via bold(cyan(message))). The new code returns only color.cyan(message), which is a visible formatting regression for terminals with 256-color support. Restore the bold styling for the colorLevel === 2 branch (e.g., apply color.bold around the cyan output) to preserve prior behavior.
| return colorLevel === 2 ? color.cyan(message) : message; | |
| return colorLevel === 2 ? color.bold(color.cyan(message)) : message; |
| import { createLogger } from './createLogger.js'; | ||
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| export { createLogger }; | ||
| export { color } from './color.js'; |
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color is now exported as a public API from src/index.ts, but there’s no test asserting that this export exists and remains stable (at least for the core keys like bold, red, etc.). Adding a small test that imports { color } from the public entrypoint and validates a couple of helpers return strings would help prevent accidental breaking changes to the new API.
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| export let gradient = (message: string) => { | ||
| if (colorLevel < 3) { | ||
| return colorLevel === 2 ? bold(cyan(message)) : message; | ||
| return colorLevel === 2 ? color.cyan(message) : message; |
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Keep bold styling in level-2 gradient fallback
When supports-color reports level 2, gradient() now returns only color.cyan(message), whereas before this refactor it returned bold cyan text. This is a user-visible regression for terminals without truecolor support: greet banners lose emphasis at level 2 while level 3 still applies bold, so formatting becomes inconsistent across environments. The fallback should preserve the prior bold + cyan behavior.
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Export color helpers as a public API.