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node-magic-ball

v1.0.6

Published

A simple Magic Ball tool that gives random answers.

Downloads

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Maintainers

andreygrinandreygrin

Keywords

randommagic-ballfun

Readme

Magic Ball

Magic Ball is a Node.js command-line tool inspired by the classic fortune-telling toy. It provides random yes-or-no answers to your questions, offering a fun and whimsical way to make everyday decisions.

Installation

To install Magic Ball globally on your system using npm, run:

npm install -g node-magic-ball

This will install the magic-ball command globally, so it can be run from anywhere in your terminal.

Usage

Using Magic Ball is simple. Just ask a yes-or-no question, and it will provide you with an answer.

magic-ball "Will I become a successful programmer?"

Remember to enclose your question in quotes.

Jokes instead of predefined answers

Turn your experience to more joy with programmer jokes built-it!

Change REPLY_WITH_JOKE=true in .env file and magic ball will tell you a joke!

License

Magic Ball is open-source software licensed under the MIT License.