arsham / Figurine
Licence: apache-2.0
Print your name in style
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Figurine
Print your name in style
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Installation
You can download the latest binary from here, or you can compile from source:
$ go get github.com/arsham/figurine
Usage
Every time the application is called, it chooses a random font for rendering the message. Pass the message you want to decorate as arguments.
$ figurine Some Text
You can print available fonts:
$ figurine -l
$ figurine -l -s
To set a font:
$ figurine -f "Poison.flf" Some Text
To get a list of available arguments:
$ figurine -h
This application is very light weight, so feel free to add it to your .zshrc/.bashrc file, so each time you open a new shell it shows you a nice message.
See Also
See also Rainbow, which is the library that colours the output.
License
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