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bunny-sign

v1.0.4

Published

This package lets you display animated messages with an adorable bunny holding a sign. Because why not?

Readme

🐰 Animated bunny sign for your terminal

This package lets you display animated messages with an adorable bunny holding a sign. Because why not?

 | ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄ ̄|
    Hey, kids!
    don't you want 
    a bunny for your 
    terminal?
 |___________|
   (\__/) ||
   (•ㅅ•) ||
   /    づ

What is this madness?

Ever wished your terminal could be 44% cuter?
Tired of boring console.log messages that lack ears and whiskers?

Here you have:

asciicast

It features

  • 🐰 An adorable bunny (obviously)
  • 🎭 Different eye and mouth styles that randomly animate as your message appears
  • 📝 Automatic text wrapping for longer messages
  • 🪟 Windows-friendly ASCII mode

Use Cases

  • Announce important messages with the gravitas that only a bunny can provide
  • Improve the mood of developers reviewing your logs
  • Make your CI/CD pipelines inexplicably delightful (Never tried it. I don't feel responsible for this advice)
  • Just a new funny way to waste time on your terminal

Usage

Command Line

# Show a simple message
npx bunny-sign "Hello, World!"

# Multiple messages
npx bunny-sign "First message" "Second message"

# Clear the bunny with -c (doesn't keep the last message after running)
npx bunny-sign -c "This message will not last"

Optionally you can install it globally and avoid the npx on the commands above.

npm install -g bunny-sign

In Your Code

You can use it on your code for your own logs or CLI messages:

npm install bunny-sign

Import showBunnySign and pass a single phrase or an array of them.

import { showBunnySign } from 'bunny-sign';

// Show a message with a bunny
await showBunnySign('Hello from JavaScript!');

// Show multiple messages in sequence
await showBunnySign(['First message', 'Then this one', 'And finally this']);

// Keep the bunny after finishing (by default it will clear it)
await showBunnySign('I will stay here', { persist: true });

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome! Just ensure no bunnies are harmed during the process. You can find tests in place, simply run npm test before doing a pull request.

License

MIT


Made with ❤️ and questionable life choices by fsgreco