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@yacosta738/refranero

v0.7.2

Published

5 days ago

A Rust CLI for traditional proverbs and Cervantes sources

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Refranero

Refranero is an offline-first command-line reader for Spanish proverbs (refranes) and related sayings. It stores its catalog in a local SQLite database and can refresh entries from the Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes and historical Centro Virtual Cervantes records in the Wayback Machine.

Requirements

Node.js 18 or newer
macOS, Windows, or Linux with glibc on a supported x64 or arm64 platform

Run without installing

Use npx:

npx --yes @yacosta738/refranero@latest

Or use pnpm:

pnpm dlx @yacosta738/refranero@latest

In an interactive terminal, Refranero opens a reader with a random saying. To print one saying and exit, use --plain:

npx --yes @yacosta738/refranero@latest --plain

Common commands

refranero                  # Open the interactive reader
refranero --offline        # Read from the local catalog without refreshing online
refranero --count 3        # Print three random sayings
refranero --json           # Print JSON output
refranero stats            # Show catalog entry counts

The reader supports keyboard navigation, language and category selection, and opening a saying's source in a browser. See the project README for the full command reference and data provenance and terms.

License

The Refranero source code is available under the MIT License. Third-party source content and compilations may have separate terms; review the project's source and data terms before redistributing catalog data.