blah-code-cli
Advanced tools
Encode and decode blah code via the command line
$ npm install blah-code-cli -g
$ blah-code --help
Encode and decode blah code via the command line
Usage
$ blah-code [input]
Options
--encode, -e Returns the blah code representation of the given text input [Default: true]
--decode, -d Returns regular text of the given blah code [Default: false]
--ooks, -o Uses this weird ape language instead of blah code [Default: false]
--help, -h Shows the help
Examples
$ blah-code "Hi 👻"
blaa bluh. blah bleh bluuh. blaah bluh. bluuh bluuh blaah bluuh blaa. bluuh blehh bleeh bleeh blaah
$ blah-code "blaa bluh. blah bleh bluuh. blaah bluh. bluuh bluuh blaah bluuh blaa. bluuh blehh bleeh bleeh blaah" --decode
Hi 👻
MIT © Michael Kühnel
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Encode and decode blah code via the command line
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