Using happy_birthday, you can wish people Happy Birthday straight from your shell! (or in a program as follows)
require 'happy_birthday'
b-day = HappyBirthday::BDay.new
b-day.print
Install it yourself as with:
$ gem install happy_birthday
And run:
$ happy_birthday
Which will display the following output:
_____
( O )
_|_|__|_|_|__|_|_ | |
|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| \_____/
------------------- |
| Happy Birthday! | |
------------------- |
|~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~| |
------------------- |
Brought to you by the happy_birthday Ruby Gem!
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