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bebusy
Fakes developer's activity by printing random messages into the Terminal, so you look busy like compiling some important shit.
Bebusy (.js)
What is this plugin good for?
It fakes developer's activity by printing random messages into the Terminal..
.. so you can browse Facebook, until the “build” is done ;)
You shall use this plugin, when you ..
.. are a lazy motherfucker who browses cats on Facebook
.. have a project deadline straight ahead
.. read a lot of blogs about productivity while procrastinating
How to install this bastardizations?
> sudo npm install -g bebusy
> bebusy
Feedback from fans
“OMG your bebusy lib is awesome,
I'll install it at work tomorrow so that I can work on my presentation for Thursday”
— Olivier X.
This is a python script that printing random messages into your Terminal,
so you look very busy, inspired by bebusy.js. You are gonna love it.
— bebusy.py by skyline75489
Very important case study
Coded by Samuel Ondrek & inspirated by Pablo.
If When you find yourself fired, please don't contact me.
FAQs
Fakes developer's activity by printing random messages into the Terminal, so you look busy like compiling some important shit.
The npm package bebusy receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, bebusy popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that bebusy demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 18 Jul 2016
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