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@lucasielli/nodetest-cli

v1.0.3

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Holiday terminal app

Hello and welcome !

What is this project?

This very little app was made to train my node skills and displayed on a terminal. Before going on react during my course at BeCode. Just after 4 weeks only on Php ! So, a little remind for JS :D

What you can do with it?

You'll be able to ask to the app the holidays and the year for a specific country, after the ressources you got the instructions.

Ressources :

  • I took the API country-list from Nager.
  • For the http request Axios.
  • I used Chalk for the colors.
  • I used Figlet for the title.
  • To be honest, I tried to use Ora.

How to use it?

  1. Make sure you got npm and node installed, that's better if you got the latest version.
  2. From your terminal, go in the folder and use npm install it'll install all the packages I used to create this app.
  3. You have now these two following commands :
  • holidates country-you-want year-you-want
  • holidates country-you-want
  • As an example for my country and my birthdate : holidates belgium 1993
  • NB : if you don't type any year it'll show the holidates for the current year.

Still WIP

I'm working on a version 1.0.4 to solve the issue of countries with 2-3-4 words. Second issue, I want to use the library Ora, will come asap. And yes, I'm learning now so any help is welcome !

Credits

Thanks for your help Nick Banken and Tanya Leenders.
Was my holidays in Greece, that's the subject no? :p
V1.0.0 Made the 12th October 2021 by Lucas Ielli.
V1.0.1 Small updates to remove Ora.
V1.0.2 Use holidates instead of node .
V1.0.3 Ora fixed
V1.0.4 Need to fix issue for 2+ countries words