starwars-me

Returns some ASCII starwars. You know, for spicing up your command line. With starwars.

CONTRIBUTING

Add a starwar with a clever name to starwars.js and make sure it is properly formatted too because my friend Travis personally hand checks every pull request to this repository.

EXAMPLE

var starwarMe = require('starwars-me')

starwarMe() // => returns a random starwar

           _.-'~~~~~~`-._
          /      ||      \
         /       ||       \
        |        ||        |
        | _______||_______ |
        |/ ----- \/ ----- \|
       /  (     )  (     )  \
      / \  ----- () -----  / \
     /   \      /||\      /   \
    /     \    /||||\    /     \
   /       \  /||||||\  /       \
  /_        \o========o/        _\
    `--...__|`-._  _.-'|__...--'
            |    `'    |             

CLI

npm install starwars-me -g

S T A R W A R S   M E
print a starwar to your console
         _____
       .'/L|__`.
      / =[_]O|` \
      |"+_____":|
    __:='|____`-:__
   ||[] ||====| []||
   ||[] | |=| | []||
   |:||_|=|U| |_||:|
   |:|||]_=_ =[_||:| LS
   | |||] [_][]C|| |
   | ||-'"""""`-|| |
   /|\\_\_|_|_/_//|\
  |___|   /|\   |___| 
  `---'  |___|  `---'     
         `---'
Options:
  -c, --starwars  get list of starwar names
  -h, --help  Show help                                                [boolean]

Examples:
  starwarMe
  starwarMe nyan

Disclaimer

Idea, 90% implementation, docs and tests from cat-me

Thanks @coleww, nice job ;)

We took the ASCIIs from:

https://www.ascii-art.de/ascii/s/starwars.txt