Pythonsay

Simple Python Cowsay implementation.

Installation

pip install pythonsay

Usage

Arguments

• -h, --help show this help message and exit
• -c, --cow print a cow
• -py, --python print a python
• -pb, --big print a big python

Examples:

python pythonsay.py -c "Hello World"

< Hello World! >
  ------------
       \   ^__^
        \  (oo)\_______
           (__)\       )\/\
            U  ||----w |
               ||     ||

python pythonsay.py -py "Hello World"


    < Hello World! >
    ____________
            \
             \      /^\/^\
              \   _|_O|  O|
          \/     /~     \_/ \
           \____|__________/  \
                \_______      \
                        `\     \                 \
                         /     /                  \
                        /     /                    \
                      /     /                       \\
                    /     /                         \ \

python pythonsay.py -pb "Hello World!"

< Hello World! >
 ____________
      \
       \      /^\/^\
        \   _|_O|  O|
    \/     /~     \_/ \
     \____|__________/  \
           \_______      \
                   `\     \                 \
                    /     /                  \
                  /     /                    \
                /     /                       \\
               /     /                         \ \
              /     /                            \  \
             /     /             _----_            \   \
            /     /           _-~      ~-_         |   |
           (      (        _-~    _--_    ~-_     _/   |
            \      ~-____-~    _-~    ~-_    ~-_-~    /
             ~-_           _-~          ~-_       _-~
                ~--______-~                ~-___-~



            Art and idea by:  Tony Monroe

About Cowsay

The original cowsay for GNU/Linux was written by Tony Monroe.

About Pythonsay

The main idea is to use the cowsay program to complete the Python cicle from code to package, automated tests and documentation.