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cowify

v1.1.0

Published

cow's keyboard broke and leaves out some characters and i find it hilarious so im making it into a library

Readme

Cowify

A library that simulates a cow's broken keyboard by randomly removing characters from a given string.

Description

Cowify is a simple library that takes a string as input and returns a new string with some characters randomly removed, simulating a cow's broken keyboard. The library also includes options for "selinux" mode, which adds random selinux-related words to the output string.

Installation

To install Cowify, run the following command:

npm install cowify

Usage

To use Cowify, simply import the library and call the cowify function with a string as an argument:

import { cowify } from 'cowify';

const originalText = 'Hello, World!';
const cowifiedText = cowify(originalText);
console.log(cowifiedText);

You can also customize the cowification percentage, selinux mode, and monke percentage by passing an options object:

const cowifiedText = cowify(originalText, {
    cowPercent: 20,
    selinux: true,
    selinuxChancePercent: 50,
    monkeChancePercent: 30
});

This will cowify the text with a 20% chance of removing each character, enable selinux mode, add selinux-related words with a 50% chance, and add monke with a 30% chance.

CLI Tool

Cowify also includes a CLI tool that allows you to cowify text from the command line. To use the CLI tool, install Cowify globally:

npm install -g cowify

Then, run the following command:

cowify "Hello, World!"

You can customize the options using the following options:

  -c, --cow <percent>              Percentage of cowification
  -s, --selinux                    Toggle hardened mode
  -S, --selinux-percent <percent>  Percentage of selinux
  -m, --monke-percent <percent>    Percentage of monke
  -v, --verbose                    Verbose mode
  -h, --help                       display help for command

License

Cowify is released under the MIT License.

Disclaimer

This library is provided "as is" without any warranty. Use at your own risk.

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