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ohce-power

v1.0.5

Published

ohce CLI

Downloads

14

Readme

kata-ohce

CircleCI npm

ohce kata at GuideSmiths for Xmas 2019

How to install the CLI to be recognized by the console

npm install -g ohce-power

How to run the CLI

The command to trigger the CLI is called ohce or ohce-power.

ohce <name> [-c, --color] [--help] [--version]

where:

  • <name> is a required argument to tell the CLI your name.
  • -c, --color is an option to configure the CLI to print messages with colours.
  • --help is an option that shows help information
  • --version is an option that shows the version of CLI

How does this CLI work?

ohce is a console application that echoes the reverse of what you input through the console.

When you start oche, it greets you differently depending on the current time, but only in Spanish:

  • Between 20 and 6 hours, ohce will greet you saying: ¡Buenas noches <name>!
  • Between 6 and 12 hours, ohce will greet you saying: ¡Buenos días <name>!
  • Between 12 and 20 hours, ohce will greet you saying: ¡Buenas tardes <name>!

When you introduce a palindrome, ohce likes it and after reverse-echoing it, it adds ¡Bonita palabra!.

ohce knows when to stop, you just have to write Stop! and it'll answer Adios <name> and end.

How to uninstall the CLI

If you don't want to continue using our CLI, just uninstall it running:

npm uninstall -g ohce-power

How to run the tests

git clone https://github.com/inigomarquinez/kata-ohce.git
cd kata-ohce
npm run test

Links

ohce kata

Definition and examples of palindromes (Spanish)