# cargo-daddy

Daddy's here to support you when running commands~ ❤️

based on and forked from [cargo-mommy](https://github.com/Gankra/cargo-mommy)

# Installation

Install shell-daddy like you would any other cargo crate~

```text
> cargo install shell-daddy
```

# Usage

Run whatever command you would normally~

```text
> dnf update

Error: This command has to be run with superuser privileges (under the root user on most systems).

daddy knows his little girl can do better~ ❤️

>_
```

# Configuration

<details>
    <summary>Shell setup~</summary>
    In bash, use <code>export PROMPT_COMMAND="shell-daddy \$?"</code> in your .bashrc. This setup will vary depending on shell.
</details>

---

Daddy will read the following environment variables to make his messages better for you~ ❤️

* `SHELL_DADDYS_LITTLE` - what to call you~ (default: "girl")
* `SHELL_DADDYS_PRONOUNS` - what pronouns daddy will use for themself~ (default: "his")
* `SHELL_DADDYS_ROLES` - what role daddy will have~ (default "daddy")

All of these options can take a `/` separated list. Daddy will randomly select one of them whenever he talks to you~

For example, the phrase "daddy loves his little girl~ ❤️" is "CARGO_DADDYS_ROLE loves CARGO_DADDYS_PRONOUNS little CARGO_DADDYS_LITTLE~ ❤️"

So if you set `CARGO_DADDYS_ROLES="daddy"`, `CARGO_DADDYS_PRONOUNS="his/their"`, and `CARGO_DADDYS_LITTLE="boy/pet/baby"` then you might get any of

* daddy loves their little boy~ ❤️
* daddy loves his little pet~ ❤️
* daddy loves their little baby~ ❤️

And so on~ ❤️