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Command line interface for the FIGlet.js library.

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    figlet-cli

    A command line interface for the figlet.js library.

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    Getting Started

    Install this globally and you'll have access to the figlet.js library on the command line:

    npm install -g figlet-cli

    Usage Examples

    Default Options

    Below is a simple example that uses the default options.

    figlet "hello world"

    Custom Options

    Below is an example that uses a custom font.

    figlet -f "Dancing Font" "Hi"

    Following example uses an external font file

    figlet --ff .\phm-largetype.flf "Hi"

    Following example uses an external font file over https (http:// and file:// are also supported)

    figlet --ff https://raw.githubusercontent.com/patorjk/figlet-cli/refs/heads/master/miniwi.flf "Hi"

    Goals

    Eventually I think it would be nice for this app to have to same command line interface as the C-based app.

    Credits

    This was originally submitted to figlet.js by timhudson. It's been broken out as a spearate project so users can control which figlet they want to use on the command line (i.e., so installing the figlet.js library globally wont conflict with the C-based command line figlet app).

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