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xkcd-cli

v1.0.4

Published

CLI tool for xkcd to find the most relevant to a context search $ xkcd [keywords]

Downloads

5

Readme

xkcd-cli

A ~~small~~ fun cli tool, that is there for you, if you quickly need an xkcd comic for a context.


Usage

$ xkcd correct horse
https://xkcd.com/936/

Install

npm install -g xkcd-cli

Notes

This is project for fun, it uses an indexed db in the package, there will be updates as xkcd releases come out, or you can do it your own, see below.

Updates

Running crawl/index.js will crawl and parse explainxkcd.com. The latest indexed issue is stored in data/xkcd-index.json.

The crawler will parse every issue form the latest stored issue, till the one you pass in with the --to argument

Example

$ node crawl/index.js --to 1537
parsing xkcd wisdom: from 1400 to 1537  [====================] 100%
done!

The index db is text based, can be merged from pull requests, although it's quite big.

Future plans

  • parse the latest issue if there's no argument passed
  • parse a given issue with --id argument
  • add words to a given issue, to make proper context using something like --id 1234 --words apple pie