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hexaflake-cli
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Print the Hexaflake fractal to the console!

Why the console? Because it's the cool way.
See All Fractals in the fractals-cli project.
npx:$ npx hexaflake-cli <n>
$ npx hexaflake-cli <n> [size] [options]
where n >= 0 and size >= n (if provided).
$ npm install --global hexaflake-cli
$ hexaflake-cli <n>
$ hexaflake-cli <n> [size] [options]
where n >= 0 and size >= n (if provided).
$ npm install hexaflake-cli
then:
const hexaflake = require('hexaflake-cli');
console.log(hexaflake.create(<n>));
console.log(hexaflake.create(<n>, {
size: <number>,
character: <character>
}));
The config params are optional.
$ hexaflake-cli <n>
The first param <n> is the recursive step. <n> should be an integer greater than or equal to 0.
$ hexaflake-cli 2

$ hexaflake-cli 3

$ hexaflake-cli <n> [size]
The optional [size] param allows the Hexaflake to be drawn at larger sizes. [size] should be an integer greater than or equal to <n>. Including size will draw a Hexaflake of <n> recursive steps the size of a hexagon with [size] recursive steps.
$ hexaflake-cli 2 3

$ hexaflake-cli <n> --character=<character>
The optional --character=<character> param will draw hexagons using the provided character. (Please provide only 1 character)
$ hexaflake-cli 1 3 --character=*

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Print the Hexaflake fractal to the console!
We found that hexaflake-cli 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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