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jose-platzi-npm

v1.1.0

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Readme

jose-platzi-npm

Taller de npm - Proyecto de ejemplo para aprender a crear paquetes npm.

Instalación

npm install -g jose-platzi-npm

Uso

Ejecuta el siguiente comando en tu terminal para mostrar un mensaje aleatorio divertido:

random-str-msg

Características

  • Mensajes aleatorios inspirados en frases populares y cultura pop.
  • Colores aleatorios en la consola.
  • Evita repetir mensaje y color consecutivamente.

Autor

José Galindo

Licencia

MIT

Contribuciones

¡Las contribuciones son bienvenidas! Puedes abrir un issue o enviar un pull request.

Enlaces - Repositorio en GitHub