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hodor-api

v1.0.0

Published

An indispensable utility for Game of Thrones fans.

Downloads

3

Readme

hodor-api

An indispensable utility for Game of Thrones fans

Example

index.js:

var hodor = require('hodor-api');

var response = hodor('Hodor, bring my brother here.');

console.log(response);

$ node index.js
Hodor.

API

var hodor = require('hodor-api');

hodor([...])

Returns "Hodor.", no matter what arguments you pass in. Just like Hodor.

Command line utility

Call hodor from the command line:

$ hodor
Hodor.

Stream anything into hodor:

$ echo "Hodor, will you help Bran down to the hall?" | hodor
Hodor.
$ pwd | hodor
Hodor.

Stream anything out of hodor:

$ hodor | cat
Hodor.

Become Pipey McPiperson:

$ ls -l | hodor | cat
Hodor.

Installation

$ npm install hodor-api

Or to use the hodor command anywhere (because it's super useful):

$ npm install -g hodor-api

Development

It's recommended to run the tests while developing. If you call upon the Night's Watch, hodor, the command line utility & the tests will all be monitored, and the tests will run when you change any of those files:

$ npm run nights-watch

License

MIT