Draw Devops Against Humanity
Print a random sentence about development and operations. Inspired and using data from Devops Against Humanity
This project was used to demonstrate configuration examples at EuroPython 2017.
0.0.4
Installing
pip install draw-devops-against-humanity
Usage
$ draw Security through [Catastrophic Failure as a Service].
You can also make it your terminal default gritting. Make sure you have fortune installed and insert in your .bashrc or .bash_login:
fortune | draw
Running the tests (dev)
To run all test and coding style tests use Makefile to install test requiremets and run the tests:
make devinstall make tests
License
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.txt file for details.
Contact
Magdalena Rother (rother.magdalena@gmail.com)
Acknowledgments
This project was inspired by Bridget Kromhout Devops Against Humanity.
Kristian Rother provided comments and code review.
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