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suvesh-terminal-text

v1.0.0

Published

Print big colorful text in terminal

Readme

suvesh-terminal-text

Print big, colorful, and fun text in your terminal! This package automatically selects the best font based on your text length and follows up with a random programmer joke or roast.

Features

  • Big Colorful Text: Automatically uses figlet to generate large text banners.
  • Smart Font Selection: Adjusts the font size based on the number of words.
  • Random Jokes & Roasts: Keeps things fun with a collection of programmer humor.
  • Dual Module Support: Works seamlessly with both CommonJS (require) and ES Modules (import).

Installation

npm install suvesh-terminal-text

Usage

1. ES Modules (Recommended)

To use it in .mjs files or projects with "type": "module":

import terminalText from "suvesh-terminal-text";

// This will print the big text and then a random joke/roast
terminalText("Server Started");

// You can also import specific functions
import { terminalJoke } from "suvesh-terminal-text";
terminalJoke();

2. CommonJS

To use it in standard .js files:

const terminalText = require("suvesh-terminal-text");

// This will print the big text and then a random joke/roast
terminalText("Hello World");

// Accessing the joke function directly
terminalText.joke();

Preview

When you run terminalText("Hello"), you'll see something like this in your terminal:

  _    _      _ _       
 | |  | |    | | |      
 | |__| | ___| | | ___  
 |  __  |/ _ \ | |/ _ \ 
 | |  | |  __/ | | (_) |
 |_|  |_|\___|_|_|\___/ 

😂 Programmer Joke:
Why do programmers always mix up Christmas and Halloween? Because Oct 31 == Dec 25.

API

terminalText(text)

The default export. It's an async function that:

  1. Displays the provided text in a large, randomly colored font.
  2. Displays a random programmer joke or roast.

terminalJoke() (Named Export)

Displays only a random programmer joke or roast.

License

MIT