moodlet

moodlet

Moodlet mood (mm) is a tiny, dependency-free CLI that prints ASCII moods in your terminal.

No dependencies.
No configuration.
Just moods.

Install

Run instantly (no install)

npx moodlet happy

Install globally

npm install -g moodlet
mm happy

Usage

mm <mood>
mm --list | -l
mm --random | -r
mm --help | -h

Examples

mm happy
mm sad
mm tired
mm sleepy     # alias -> tired
mm ok         # alias -> chill
mm --list
mm --random

Output

mm happy

╔════════════════╗
║   ◕        ◕   ║
║        ▿        ║
║    \______/    ║
╚════════════════╝

mm sad

╔════════════════╗
║   ╥        ╥   ║
║        ▄▄▄        ║
║     ▄████▄      ║
╚════════════════╝

mm love

╔════════════════╗
║   ♥        ♥   ║
║        ▿        ║
║     \\______/   ║
╚════════════════╝

Available moods

Run:

mm --list

Example moods:

• happy
• sad
• tired
• angry
• love
• confused
• excited
• chill
• stressed

Aliases

Some inputs are mapped automatically to a mood:

Input	Mapped to
ok	chill
cool	chill
relax	chill
sleepy	tired
mad	angry
rage	angry
yay	excited
wtf	confused
hmm	confused
panic	stressed

Why moodlet?

• Big multiline ASCII (easy to read)
• Terminal-native
• Zero dependencies
• Fast and fun

Development

Requirements

• Node.js 18+

Setup

git clone https://github.com/<your-username>/moodlet.git
cd moodlet
npm install

This project has no runtime dependencies. npm install is only for local workflows.

Run locally

node bin/moodlet.js happy

Or link it globally while developing:

npm link
mm happy

Unlink when done:

npm unlink -g moodlet

Tests

Uses Node’s built-in test runner:

node --test

Project structure

moodlet/
  bin/
    mm.js
  src/
    cli.js
    engine.js
    moods.js
  test/
    engine.test.js
  package.json
  README.md
  LICENSE

License

MIT