I am sorry if this is the wrong place to ask, but I couldn't find a relevant mailing list / forum.
[Attempts to get an answer on Discord and Reddit failed.]
I am using using Node in terminal with the Solarized Dark theme.
Invoking Node with node, that is, I am using the standard repl fromlib/repl.js
I am quite happy with the colors, except the colors for completions
(the last, black line in the image show such a completion)
and the colors for stack traces. The black color used for completions and
traces are difficult to read on the dark background.
Now since I am not the only one using a dark theme in the terminal,
I thought, I could easily lookup how to change the colors.
According to the manual for lib/repl.js something called "styles" are supported,
but I can't figure out which style is used for completions.
The standard color my terminal is gray, so somewhere in the code for lib/repl.js
there must be a color change to black.
Have I overlooked a simple solution?
If not, can you point me to the relevant section of code in lib/repl.js?
I am sorry if this is the wrong place to ask, but I couldn't find a relevant mailing list / forum. [Attempts to get an answer on Discord and Reddit failed.]
I am using using Node in terminal with the Solarized Dark theme. Invoking Node with
node
, that is, I am using the standard repl fromlib/repl.js
I am quite happy with the colors, except the colors for completions (the last, black line in the image show such a completion) and the colors for stack traces. The black color used for completions and traces are difficult to read on the dark background.Now since I am not the only one using a dark theme in the terminal, I thought, I could easily lookup how to change the colors.
According to the manual for
lib/repl.js
something called "styles" are supported, but I can't figure out which style is used for completions.The standard color my terminal is gray, so somewhere in the code for
lib/repl.js
there must be a color change to black.Have I overlooked a simple solution?
If not, can you point me to the relevant section of code in
lib/repl.js
?