Browse quotes on bash.org from the comfort of your shell.
Free software: BSD license
Documentation: http://bash_quote.rtfd.org.
Installation
If you have pip installed all you have to do is:
pip install bash_quote
Usage
If you have bash_quote installed in your environment you can view quotes by running the command:
bashquote [-h] [-n [NUM_QUOTES]] [-t [{random,r,top,t,latest,l}]]
To use bash quote viewer in a project:
import bash_quote # get a list of 10 random quotes with rating > 0 bash_quote.get_quotes(option='r', num_quotes=10) # get the latest quote bash_quote.get_quotes(option='l', num_quotes=1) # get the top 100 quotes bash_quote.get_quotes(option='t', num_quotes=100)
Features
View the latest, top or random quotes on bash.org from the comfort of your shell
Return a single quote or return up to 100 quotes if you really need to procrastinate
History
1.0.1 (27-01-2014)
Fixed sorting bug
First release on PyPI.
1 maintainer
Metadata
1 maintainer
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