A simple C++ program that owofies text
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term-owo-cpp

A simple C++ program that owofies text

Usage

normal usage:

$ ./owo "Hello, world!"
Hewwo, wowld!

from pipe / stdin:

$ echo "Hello, world!" | ./owo -p
Hewwo, wowld!

from file:

$ ./owo -f file.txt
Hewwo, wowld!

to file:

$ ./owo -o output.txt "Hello, world!"

Building

to build the program, you will need a c++ compiler. I have no idea what im doing with cmake so this uses a very basic make file that is made to build the linux and windows binaries. If you are on windows, good luck. I have no clue how to setup g++ on windows. I would recommend using WSL or a VM. If you are on linux, you can build the program with the following commands (assuming you have g++ installed):

$ make
$ build/owo "Hello, world!"
hewwo, wowld!

Installation

archlinux:

Aur

$ git clone `https://git.alfieking.dev/acetheking987/term-owo-cpp.git`
$ cd term-owo-cpp
$ makepkg -si

Custom Repo

$ pacman-key --recv-keys 1553B1410D80686C8D2A27338035E1AC0B1440DC
$ pacman-key --lsign-key 1553B1410D80686C8D2A27338035E1AC0B1440DC
$ pacman -Sy owo 

other distros:

download the binary from the releases page or build from source

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details