Minecraft colors

@pumpkin-plugins/minecraft-colors formats text for two destinations: Minecraft legacy text components and ANSI terminal output. It has no runtime dependencies.

import { ansi, color } from '@pumpkin-plugins/minecraft-colors';

const chat = color.gold.bold('Server restarting');
const consoleLine = ansi.named.port('25565');
const custom = color.hex('#12abef').underline('Custom color');

Use color for chat strings that Pumpkin parses as section-sign color codes. Use ansi for console output. Both formatters support the 16 legacy colors, named value roles, and the same modifiers: bold, italic, underline, strikethrough, and obfuscated. The last color in a chain wins; styled output ends with the appropriate reset code.

The named helpers give common values consistent colors, such as names, versions, numbers, permissions, ports, UUIDs, identifiers, and errors. color.hex() emits Minecraft's RGB form; ansi.hex() emits ANSI true color. Invalid hex input throws a RangeError. For richer chat styling, use Pumpkin's native text components rather than encoding everything in a legacy string.