"Ply-cli" is a cli tool that aim to entertain you while you wait for any process to be over.
"Ply" is a cli tool that aim to entertain you while you wait for any process to be over and much more.
During installation you will be asked to enter your email address.
We do not use the email in any way other then registration in our system. We will send you slack notification and you can always change that by calling:
$ply config
Just make sure to call ply before your day to day commands.
ply (yarn | npm) install
ply (yarn | npm) build
etc'
Your process takes a long time? we've got your back. You can use any of our commands to make your down time fun.
| command | Fun | |
|---|---|---|
| --p-game | Terminal games | You can play one of our games and be in our score board lead: "Trivia" or "Fast Type" |
| --p-music | Fun Tunes | We will play random songs that meet the duration of your process |
| --p-feed | Did you know? | Company related news, Fun tips and tricks and anything intresting taking place in the world. we will update you them |
ply yarn install --p-game --p-play
FAQs
"Ply-cli" is a cli tool that aim to entertain you while you wait for any process to be over.
The npm package ply-cli receives a total of 0 weekly downloads. As such, ply-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ply-cli demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 4 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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