Crates.io | lovesay |
lib.rs | lovesay |
version | 0.6.1 |
source | src |
created_at | 2023-06-10 22:14:48.750557 |
updated_at | 2024-08-28 20:09:36.593354 |
description | lovesay but rusty |
homepage | https://github.com/dotzenith/lovesay.rs |
repository | https://github.com/dotzenith/lovesay.rs |
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lovesay.rs is a port of lovesay in rust. It is a simple rust program that displays a quote from a loved one based on the day of the month or a quote passed in through the cli arguments.
Note: These requirements only apply if using you're using lovesay to print a different quote for each day of the month.
~/.config/lovesay/
.example/quotes
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/dotzenith/lovesay.rs/releases/latest/download/lovesay-installer.sh | sh
brew tap dotzenith/tap
brew install lovesay
irm https://github.com/dotzenith/lovesay.rs/releases/latest/download/lovesay-installer.ps1 | iex
cargo install lovesay
Pre-Compiled binaries for linux, mac, and windows are available in Releases
git clone https://github.com/dotzenith/lovesay.rs.git
cd lovesay.rs
cargo build --release
./target/release/lovesay
lovesay Hello World
quotes
file in ~/.config/lovesay/
, lovesay can be used without any argumentslovesay
LOVESAY_PATH
env variable can be used as suchexport LOVESAY_PATH="~/path/to/file"
LOVESAY_COLORSCHEME
env variableexport LOVESAY_COLORSCHEME=nord # "catppuccin mocha" by default
The available colorschemes are as follows:
export LOVESAY_NO_NERD=1 # Set if your terminal does not use a nerd font (can be set to anything, lovesay just checks for existence)
export LOVESAY_MAX_WIDTH=80 # Override the width lovesay will use to wrap a quote
lovesay | lolcat # pipe output to lolcat
echo something | lovesay # take input from another command
echo something | lovesay | lolcat # combine the two
This is just a silly little rust port, but the reasoning for the original is below:
I wrote lovesay because I got tired of seeing neofetch or pfetch every time I opened my terminal. I wanted something more personal.
Seeing words full of love from my partner is a lot better than any other command I could possibly run. It makes my terminal feel cozy, welcoming, and as is the case with most things my partner touches, it makes my terminal feel like home.
I hope that someone else finds a use for this little script as well. Love is a wonderful thing, and we could all use a little bit more of it in our lives (especially arch linux users)
0.6.1 - Add --version
and --help
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