A JavaScript package for printing the infamous gargoyle or gargula in portuguese
npm install --save gargula
This package can be used on NodeJS as well as on the browser.
const gargula = require('gargula')
gargula()
._.
/__ \_------------______
\\-____. `----___.
||\, `-_`----__ \,
,__. || \, `-_ `---__ \,
,_-', __\, || \, `-_ `---__ \
,/ ,/| || \, `-_ `--_. \
,/ ,':!| || \ `-_ | `--_\
,/ ,' ;!| || \ `-_ \
,/ / | :: !| \ `-__ \
,/ / | ',', / ; \ `-.\
,/ ,/ ; ',!, ,_____,/ / \ ,---=\
/ / | ! ! ,--', ` `` `-,---. \ / \
/ ; \ \ | _ _,';,',_ ) \. \ |
,/ | \ \.\(_\T,^-__-^,7/ \ , \, |
/ ; `/ |,Q\,,/Q,| \,- \|\ \, |
/ | ,.'_ \ /LJ\ / \, / \ \, |
/ ; / `- :/__\; \,_ \ \, |
/ | | \__/ | \ \_____. \, |
; | < ` --___.'\_-\ _L_, \,\, |
| ,__ \ \`-----' ; | \, _,--`_ \,\|
, ; / `--_| , \`____' ' --__.' | >,---._\, \|
| __, : / \-' \ ' / `=L '==/ \
|/ `-,| / \ |`____',-___/ ____
/ |:/ __\`,; |_ _-/_-~ ~--__
|/ ,-' \ `, `._/-_`-__--'_-| ~--_
| _-' _\ \ `-__--' ;| \
/ _-' __,-' \ | / | |
|, _-' ,-',' \ | / ;| _______---> /
\`--' _-' / \ | / |--'__-' ,/
`-____-' / ,/ >-,_|, / ; /--. ,__.;
.____/ |,/ [/[/\ ]________; L '-_
/ ' ,/ L L V J`J"`)
.' _, ,/
,-`-_-; `-~'
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package for printing a gargoyle
We found that gargula 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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