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dazeus-plugin-bullshit
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Generates random bullshit about some topic by using a simple grammar and a list of words.
bullshit
Generate some bullshit about a random topic, equivalent to bullshit about anything.
bullshit about [what]
Generate some bullshit about a specific topic.
bullshit learn [type] [word] about [what]
Learn some new bullshit about some topic.
bullshit forget [type] [word] about [what]
bullshit forget [word] about [what]
bullshit forget [type] [word]
bullshit forget [word]
These are used to forget bullshit from a number of different scopes.
bullshit alias [what] to [what]
Alias some topic to another topic.
The special topics anything and everything exist. You can learn new bullshit for the everything
topic to let it show up in bullshit about any topic. You can use anything to get bullshit about
a random topic.
npm install dazeus-plugin-bullshit
To let this command run, simple execute this command in the root folder of the plugin
node index
Several options are available, see the command line documentation for that:
node index --help
FAQs
Generates random bullshit
We found that dazeus-plugin-bullshit 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.
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