#priest
Generate wishes from your command line with full customization.
**Clueless ?**
# Okay, see this
- If you try this in **night** :
```bash
>>> from priest import now
>>> now()
#=> good night, have sweet dreams !!
#=> howdy, nighttime :-)
```
- If you try this in **morning** :
```bash
>>> from priest import now
>>> now()
#=> hey, morning !
#=> heya !! morning !
```
**PS:** You can run this at any time of a day , it will generate wish messages accordingly. :smiley:
# See more
- If you run it in **France** in night
```bash
>>> from priest import now
>>> now()
# = > Bonne nuit , beaux rêves !!
```
- If you run it in **Germany** in night
```bash
>>> from priest import now
>>> now()
# => Gute Nacht, süße Träume haben !!
```
# Not impressed ?
And, this gives you an awesome picture message :wink:
```bash
>>> from priest import now
>>> now(lang='en',pic=True)
```

# What is does and how ?
It generates random wish messages/pictures in your native language and according to time of the day by querying APIs internally for getting the information of your timezone, location etc.
**Note** : If you are using a proxy connection, it might create a mess ! :flushed:
# Usage
###methods
`now` - Generates a wish according to current time of the day
`morning` - Outputs a morning greeting message
`afternoon` - Outputs a afternoon greeting message
`evening` - Outputs a evening greeting message
`night`- Outputs a night greeting message
##parameters
Each method takes in an optional `lang` parameter for eg. `en`,`de` etc and you can pass in an optional `pic` parameter.
```bash
>>> from priest import morning
>>> morning(lang='de',pic=True)
```
*Result*:

#Installing
```bash
>>> pip install priest
```
**Note** : You need to register at [Mashape](https://www.mashape.com) and set your api key as an environment variable as follow:
```bash
>>> export X_Mashape_Key=<api-key>
```
# Some feature storming
- Rest API coming soon !
- Use calendar API to generate wishes for festivals ?
# Contributions
Pull requests are awesome and always welcome. Please use the **issue tracker** to report any bugs or file feature requests.
#Licence
MIT
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