`shub` is a command-line tool for performing simple operations, including basic arithmetic and fetching random jokes from an API.
shub is a command-line tool for performing simple operations, including basic arithmetic and fetching random jokes from an API.
You can install the shub CLI tool globally using npm:
npm install -g shubh
Once installed, you can use the following commands:
shub print <num1> <num2>
- Prints the sum of two numbers.
shub print 5 7
12
shub joke
- Fetches a random joke from the official joke API and displays it.
What did the Dorito farmer say to the other Dorito farmer? - Cool Ranch!
### **Explanation**
- **Installation**: Instructions on how to install the CLI tool globally using npm.
- **Usage**: Provides examples of how to use the different commands available in the CLI.
- **Development**: Steps for contributing to the development of the project, including cloning, installing dependencies, making changes, testing locally, and publishing updates.
- **License**: Mentions the license type (MIT License in this case) and links to the license file.
- **Contact**: Information on how to get support or contact for issues.
Feel free to adapt this `README.md` to better fit your project's specifics or additional features you might add.
FAQs
`shub` is a command-line tool for performing simple operations, including basic arithmetic and fetching random jokes from an API.
The npm package shub-cli receives a total of 3 weekly downloads. As such, shub-cli popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that shub-cli demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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