Yes, It could be accomplished using template literals, although for the use case I needed it for, it was not enough, I needed to process each string segment separately and process it in some way, also needed something where I could easily enable and disable some part of the formatting (which we call transformers within strif)
For example:
To color specific segments of the log.
Enabling/disabling color.
Having multiple transformers per segment.
But most importantly to not add complexity for the user that is not needed.
But yes, for most cases I think template literals are good enough.
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Yes, It could be accomplished using template literals, although for the use case I needed it for, it was not enough, I needed to process each string segment separately and process it in some way, also needed something where I could easily enable and disable some part of the formatting (which we call transformers within strif)
For example:
But yes, for most cases I think template literals are good enough.