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matrix-rain-stream

v1.3.1

Published

Visualise long-running terminal processes as Matrix-style code rain

Downloads

10

Readme

matrix-rain-stream

Visualise long-running terminal processes as Matrix-style code rain

Usage

To install, use

npm i -g matrix-rain-stream

To run, pipe any process into rain:

adb logcat | rain

As an example, you can use the log-shit.js file included to log random numbers every few milliseconds. From the main matrix-rain-stream folder:

node log-shit.js | node index.js

You can also get stderr to rain in blood-red code by passing your desired process as an argument after -- rather than piping it:

rain -- adb logcat
rain -- node log-shit.js

Command line args so far:

-trim N

Removes N characters from the start of log lines. Useful for processes which prefix log lines with IDs or timestamps.