Upgrading to 2.0.0

[jorgebucaran]

If you're upgrading from 1.x:

• Colorette continues to work as-is. No need to do anything.
• To override color-detection, there's a new createColors(options) that returns an object with all the available color functions. Terminal support is auto-detected, override it via options.useColor.
• options.enabled has been removed in favor of createColors(options).
• There's a new isColorSupported constant export.
  • true if the terminal supports color, false otherwise.

If you were previously using options.enabled and wish to override automatic color detection, use createColors().

import { createColors } from "colorette"
 ...
const { blue } = createColors({ useColor: myOptions.enabled })

console.log(blue("I'm blue"))

[kibertoad]

@jorgebucaran What's the rationale behind default colouring functions being enabled by default, rather than relying on auto-detect by default, btw?