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@luckyhappy/mood-spark

v0.1.1

Published

Generate a daily mood spark card in your terminal.

Readme

mood-spark

A tiny and playful npm package that generates a daily mood card in terminal.

What it does

  • CLI command: print a "mood + focus + micro challenge" card
  • Deterministic by date or by custom seed
  • Reusable API for your own apps

Install

Quick run without install:

npx @luckyhappy/mood-spark

Install into current project:

npm i @luckyhappy/mood-spark

Run after local install:

npm exec mood-spark -- --seed sprint-42

For global CLI usage (then use mood-spark directly):

npm i -g @luckyhappy/mood-spark

CLI usage

mood-spark
mood-spark --seed sprint-42
mood-spark --json
mood-spark --no-ansi

API usage

import { drawMoodCard, formatCard } from "@luckyhappy/mood-spark";

const card = drawMoodCard({ seed: "release-day" });
console.log(card);
console.log(formatCard(card, { ansi: false }));

Local development

npm install
npm test
npm run start
npm run check:pack

Maintainer note

If you fork this project and republish under your own scope, replace package name in package.json with @<your-npm-username>/mood-spark.

License

MIT