A (much) faster go version of tmck-code/pokesay
# OSX / darwin
bash -c "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tmck-code/pokesay-go/master/scripts/install.sh)" bash darwin amd64
# Linux x64
bash -c "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tmck-code/pokesay-go/master/scripts/install.sh)" bash linux amd64
# Android ARM64 (Termux)
bash -c "$(curl https://raw.githubusercontent.com/tmck-code/pokesay-go/master/scripts/install.sh)" bash android arm64This project extends on the original fortune | cowsay, a simple command combo that can be added to your .bashrc to give you a random message spoken by a cow every time you open a new shell.
☯ ~ fortune | cowsay
______________________________________
/ Hollywood is where if you don't have \
| happiness you send out for it. |
| |
\ -- Rex Reed /
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\ ^__^
\ (oo)\_______
(__)\ )\/\
||----w |
|| ||
Thee pokemon sprites used here are sourced from the awesome repo msikma/pokesprite
All of these sprites are converted into a form that can be rendered in a terminal (unicode characters and colour control sequences) by the img2xterm tool, found at rossy/img2xterm
The last pre-compile step is to use go-bindata tool (go-bindata/go-bindata) to generate a go source code file that encodes all of the converted unicode sprites as binary text.
Finally, this is built with the main CLI logic in pokesay.go into an single executable that can be easily popped into a directory in the user's $PATH
If all you are after is installing the program to use, then there are no dependencies required! Navigate to the Releases and download the latest binary.
Dependencies: docker
In order to re/build the binaries from scratch, along with all the cowfile conversion, use the command that matches your target GOOS/GOARCH
TARGET_GOOS=darwin TARGET_GOARCH=amd64 make build/bin
TARGET_GOOS=linux TARGET_GOARCH=amd64 make build/bin
TARGET_GOOS=windows TARGET_GOARCH=amd64 make build/bin
TARGET_GOOS=android TARGET_GOARCH=arm64 make build/bin