cowsay 1.0

The famous cowsay for GNU/Linux is now available for python

Cowsay

A python API/console script for the famous cowsay-linux.

cowsay for GNU/Linux was initially written in perl by Tony Monroe ([e-mail]), with suggestions from Shannon Appel ([e-mail]) and contributions from Anthony Polito ([e-mail]).

For python by Vaasu Devan S <[e-mail]>

Github Url https://www.github.com/VaasuDevanS

Installation

>>> python -m pip install cowsay
>>> python3 -m pip install cowsay

Importing the Package

>>> import cowsay

Basic Information

Original Author—> Tony Monroe ([e-mail]) # Thanks to him… !

For Python —> Vaasu Devan S

Email —> [e-mail]

__version__ —> 1.0

Available Characters for python are:

[‘beavis’, ‘cheese’, ‘daemon’, ‘cow’, ‘dragon’, ‘ghostbusters’, ‘kitty’, ‘meow’, ‘milk’, ‘stegosaurus’, ‘stimpy’, ‘turkey’, ‘turtle’, ‘tux’]

syntax:-

>>> import cowsay
>>> cowsay.<character-name>(text-message)

(or)

>>> from cowsay import *
>>> <character-name>(text-message)

Example:-

>>> import cowsay
>>> cowsay.tux("Python is fun")

This will bring the tux character and will say the message passed as arguments.

cowsay.chars contains all the function names.

cowsay.char_names contains all the character names as strings.

cowsay.about() will display the basic info on how to use this module.