Hypeman is a minimal terminal tool that boosts your mood every time you open your terminal—showing a random motivational quote and ASCII/digital art.
Note:
This was a fun one-off project—no intention to compete with similar tools. Just a bit of CLI joy!
📌 Project Discontinued
This project is no longer maintained as of <19 July 2025>.
Issues and PRs are closed. No new features or fixes will be added.
Why? --- "No time to maintain". Forks welcome: Feel free to fork and continue. Please link back to this repo.
- Random motivational quote each launch
- Rotating ASCII/digital art banners
- Easily add your own quotes or art
- No external dependencies (pure C++)
- Fast, tiny, fully offline
- Works with any shell:
bash
,zsh
,fish
- Open-source (MIT License)
I wanted a startup message that actually felt motivating—quotes from people I respect, art that doesn’t feel generic, and a CLI-native vibe.
If you spend hours in your terminal, a little positivity can go a long way!
git clone https://github.com/Adityavihaan/Hypeman.git
cd Hypeman
./install.sh # Builds and installs Hypeman to /usr/bin
./install-configs.sh # Adds default quotes, art, and config files
hypeman
To run Hypeman every time you open a terminal, add this to your shell startup file:
For Bash:
echo "hypeman" >> ~/.bashrc
For Zsh:
echo "hypeman" >> ~/.zshrc
Edit:
~/.config/hypeman/art.txt
Use this format:
art1 {
ASCII ART LINES
}
art2 {
MORE ART HERE
}
- Each block is indented and labeled (
art1
,art2
, ...).
Edit:
~/.config/hypeman/quotes.txt
- One quote per line.
Edit:
~/.config/hypeman/config.toml
Options:
[style]
font = "default" # Options: default, bold, small, block
color = "cyan" # Options: red, green, yellow, blue, magenta, cyan, white
[settings]
randomize = true
All user data stored in:
~/.config/hypeman/
├── config.toml # Style settings
├── quotes.txt # Motivational quotes
└── art.txt # Art blocks
sudo rm /usr/bin/hypeman
rm -rf ~/.config/hypeman
- Personalizes your terminal
- A small ritual for a mental boost
- Offline, lightning fast
- Infinitely extendable with your own personality
Forks and PRs welcome—ideas too!
- Random quote APIs
- More color schemes
- TUI version
- Minimal mode / silent fallback
- JSON support
MIT — free to use, modify, share. Credit appreciated.
Aditya (“xZepyx”), for anyone who calls their terminal home.