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Minor change to improve support for Parcel/SWC #54

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Parcel is currently unable to perform static analysis on the in operator applied to process.env, for the purposes of bundling the module. (Parcel is a front-end to SWC, so this most likely affects SWC as well.)

Would you mind making this very minor change?

It should work exactly the same - enabled is true by default, so FORCE_COLOR only has an effect when set to exactly 0.

It's a bit simpler and avoids mutations, so maybe a bit easier to read anyhow. 🙂

Parcel is currently [unable to perform static analysis](parcel-bundler/parcel#7904) on the `in` operator applied to `process.env`, for the purposes of bundling the module. (Parcel is a front-end to SWC, so this most likely affects SWC as well.)

Would you mind making this very minor change?

It should work exactly the same - `enabled` is `true` by default, so `FORCE_COLOR` only has an effect when set to exactly `0`.

It's a bit simpler and avoids mutations, so maybe a bit easier to read anyhow. 🙂
mindplay-dk added a commit to mindplay-dk/inertion that referenced this pull request Apr 12, 2022
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thank you, and sorry for taking so long to merge!

@jonschlinkert jonschlinkert merged commit c765510 into doowb:master May 15, 2022
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published and released as 4.1.2. thanks again @mindplay-dk!

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Ah, well, thanks - but they actually fixed the issue, which only surfaced another issue.

Besides, it doesn't look like the generated the ANSI color codes actually work properly in browsers to begin with: #53.

With no color library actually supporting this, it looks like I may be the only person who needs this or cares - probably most people would just build a dedicated HTML front-end for whatever they're building instead, so maybe that's what I have to do.

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doowb commented May 19, 2022

Besides, it doesn't look like the generated the ANSI color codes actually work properly in browsers to begin with

I commented on that issue. Sorry for the delay.

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