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hangman-ascii

v1.0.4

Published

Ascii art that can be used for Hangman command line games.

Readme

Hangman ASCII Art


What It Is

This is a module of hangman ascii art that you can use in your simple command line hangman games. I created this module because when I was learning to code a very common exercise that came up in many programming languages was creating a Hangman game.

This module is a super easy way you can draw the hangman board at different levels of the game. It's also fun because you can make it whatever color you want!

How to Use

Step One:

In your terminal:

npm install hangman-ascii

Step Two:

At the top of your file:

var hangman = require('hangman-ascii');

Step Three:

Call the drawLevel function at the point in your code when you want to draw a hangman. The drawLevel function takes 2 arguments.

  • The first is the level hangman you want to draw. This argument takes a number from 0 to 6. 0 will be the starting point, with no hangman parts drawn. 6 will be the full hangman, meaning the player has lost.

  • The second argument is a color. You pass a color in as a string. The viable colors you can pass in are: 'red' 'green' 'yellow' 'blue' 'magenta' 'cyan' 'white' 'gray' 'black'

See the result:

This code will draw level 4 in a cyan blue.

hangman.drawLevel(4, 'cyan');

Depending on your terminal theme settings you will get something that looks like this:

More examples

hangman.drawLevel(0, 'magenta')

Level 0 in magenta:

hangman.drawLevel(6, 'green')

Level 6 in magenta: