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Get a quick political update for the 2016 election without leaving the Command Line
Get a quick political update for the 2016 presidential candidates without leaving the Command Line
I know what you're thinking: ‘wouldn’t it be great to check current poll %s of presidential candidates right from the command line’ - well with polls.js now you can.
Built on top of HuffPost's Pollster API and caseypt's node-pollster npm wrapper: ['http://elections.huffingtonpost.com/pollster/api', 'https://github.com/caseypt/node-pollster']
installation:
$ npm install polls -g
input-output:
$ polls
# displays both parties rankings
$ polls dem
# Clinton: 58.8%
# Sanders: 28.2%
# O'Malley: 2.4%
# Undecided: 7.4%
# Other: 2.4%
$ polls gop
# Trump: 36.7%
# Cruz: 17.7%
# Rubio: 10.9%
# Carson: 8.3%
# Bush: 5.6%
# Christie: 4.2%
# Fiorina: 2.9%
# Rand Paul: 2.3%
# Huckabee: 2.1%
# Kasich: 2.1%
# Graham: 0.6%
# Santorum: 0.6%
# Pataki: 0.2%
# Undecided: 5.9%
# Other: 0.8%
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Get a quick political update for the 2016 election without leaving the Command Line
We found that polls 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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