Auto coloring in text area in html

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textarea support oninput event, which fires every time you type in it. For example:

<textarea oninput="testFunction()"></textarea>
<script>
function testFunction() {
    console.log("input has changed");
}
</script>

This should give you a head start in writing the vanilla JS code you need.

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