I went through that and as far as I can tell it is doing the formatting, that's just a parser code to set parameters of the escape sequence

I couldn't find where the parsed tokens are then being processed but I have good faith they are, because of the other thing I mentioned (git bash + deno works)

It has to be a node.js problem and not a git bash problem because using 'deno' instead of node makes all the ANSI work

Pitch this use to apple

bsky.app/profile/ansh...

Here's the entire code

This is the entire file, nothing else

Running it with

node --experimental-strip-types

In ps it works, in bash doesn't work properly

Btw Deno with git bash, all ANSI work

My problem isn't that the text got hidden at [8m, I know that hides

The thing is

Node with powershell, all ANSI work
Node with git bash, only two out of the 9 ANSI work

That's the issue

Why does git bash have such weird issues?

Used \x1b[am

Where 'a' are values from 1-9

Rust haters won't like the fact that rolldown is taking over

Where else do you have to read it?

I think I'll just build something using a Trie for regex one day and try to get it pushed in every language

I don't know if this is what is being used in current implementations

Oh you are saying how some languages have weird working with regex

Yeah, I think JS has the most quirky one, never tried in Python though, just JS and C++