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Cowsay.jl
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< Cowsay for Juila! >
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A talking cow library for Julia, based on the Fedora release of cowsay.
Installation
You can install straight from the Julia REPL. Press ]
to enter pkg mode,
then:
add Cowsay
Usage
Complete usage info can be found in the documentation. Cowsay.jl exports two
functions: cowsay
and cowthink
, which print an ASCII cow saying or thinking
a message, respectively.
julia> using Cowsay
julia> cowsay("Bessie the heifer\nthe queen of all the cows.")
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/ Bessie the heifer: \
\ the queen of all the cows. /
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julia> cowthink("The farmers who have no livestock,\ntheir lives simply aren't the best")
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( The farmers who have no livestock, )
( their lives simply aren't the best )
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If you want to use talking cows in your program, use the cowsaid
and
cowthunk
functions to get strings of the cow art.
julia> @info string("\n", cowsaid("And the longhorns lowed him a welcome\nAs a new voice cried from the buckboard"))
┌ Info:
│ _________________________________________
│ / And the longhorns lowed him a welcome \
│ \ As a new voice cried from the buckboard /
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There are also plenty of unexported Cowfiles that you can use to customize your art.
julia> cowsay("This heifer must be empty\n'Cuz she ain't puttin' out", cow=Cowsay.udder)
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/ This heifer must be empty \
\ 'Cuz she ain't puttin' out /
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You can also change the eyeballs and tongue of your cow.
julia> cowsay("You better watch your step\nwhen you know the chips are down!", tongue=" U", eyes="00")
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/ You better watch your step \
\ when you know the chips are down! /
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\ (00)\_______
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And even change its emotional or physical state using modes.
julia> cowsay("He mooed we must fight\nEscape or we'll die\nCows gathered around\n'Cause the steaks were so high"; dead=true)
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/ He mooed we must fight \
| Escape or we'll die |
| Cows gathered around |
\ 'Cause the steaks were so high /
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U ||----w |
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Contributing
If you find a bug in Cowsay.jl, please file an issue. I will not be accepting any requests for new cowfiles in this repo, though.