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@therealraluvy/memeinstall

v1.3.0

Published

A CLI module for downloading some memes as images and save to a specific directory

Downloads

1

Readme

Meme Installer

A CLI module for downloading memes as images to a specific directory

memeinstall [-c <count>] --directory=<folder name>

Installation

The module can be install via npm

npm i -g @therealraluvy/memeinstall

If you want to use this for script-only, you can remove the option -g. You can check it out in Script tag

npm i @therealraluvy/memeinstall

Options

-c <count> | Count of memes to download. The default is 10 and the max almont of memes is 50 --no-gif=<boolean> | Refuse to download GIF meme. Default is false. --directory=<folder name> | Which folder do you want to download. The default is the current directory. --debug | Enable debug mode. Default is false

Examples

Without options will install memes in current directory

memeinstall

This will install 10 memes to a folder called memes

memeinstall --directory=memes

This will install 50 memes to a folder called memes

memeinstall -c 50 --directory=memes

Script

Script support is added in v1.3.0. It is similar to CLI, works on Node.js. TypeScript is not supported, but hopefuly will support later Here's quick example

const memeinstall = require("@therealraluvy/memeinstall")
memeinstall.install()

Advanced example

memeinstall.install("memes", 50, true)
    .then(() => {
        console.log("Finished downloading!")
    })
    .catch(err => console.error(err))

It's possible to get a meme without downloading using getMeme

memeinstall.getMeme(25)
    .then(json => console.log(json))

Requirements

Node.js >= 10.0.0 Have at least 15 or more MB disk stoarge for 50 memes

Change Log

v1.3.0

Fixed --no-gif ignoring the check if the file is added Added Script category

v1.1.0

Added an optional --no-gif. Useful when you want to get memes without GIF.

v1.0.0-1.0.4

Published to NPM. Nothing changes