This crate provides two packages, a library and a binary.
You can install the library on your project using the following command:
cargo add cat_ascii_faces
Then, you can use it however you'd like:
use cat_ascii_faces::Cats;
fn main() {
let mut cats = Cats::new();
// Print some random cats
println!("{}", cats.cat()); // (=^･ｪ･^=)
println!("{}", cats.cat()); // ฅ(⌯͒• ɪ •⌯͒)ฅ❣
println!("{}", cats.cat()); // o(=・ω・=o)
// Print all cats (will print explicit Unicode because we're using the debug print "{:#?}")
println!("{:#?}", Cats::all()); // [ ... ]
}The binary is even simpler ✨
cargo install cat-ascii-faces
$ cargo cat --help
cargo-cat is a tool to print cats to the terminal (=^･ｪ･^=)
Usage:
cargo cat [OPTIONS]
Options:
--help, -h Print this help message
--all, -a Print all cats
If no option is provided, `cargo cat` will print a random cat face.
Note that the cat may render slightly different depending on the terminal.