zalgo-cli 0.2.3

Zalgo Text Generator CLI

zalgo-cli

A simple command line tool and Gradio app to generate zalgo text.

• zalgo-cli
  • Demo
    • CLI
    • Gradio
  • Installation
    • pipx
    • pip
    • zalgo-gradio
  • Usage
    • CLI
    • Gradio
    • Library
  • Develop
  • Credits

Demo

CLI

$ zalgo test -n 20

ṯe͕sͫť	t̿e̵s͍t̐	t̜e̼s̗tͨ	ẗe̮s̼tͥ	
t͋e̞śt̪	t̊e̎s̮t͈	ṯe͊s̗t̍	t̄e̬śt͗	
t͕e͓s͜t͕	tͯe̙s͙t͍	t̀e̊s̏t̲	t̰ẽs̕t̗	
t̘e͐s̞t̿	ẗeͣs͆t̸	t͙e͉s̑t̤	t̀e͙s̐t̋	
t͆e̟s̈́tͦ	t̛e͏s̛t͕	t̆eͮs̠tͮ	t͋e̱s͎tͦ	

# accept input from stdin, adding tons of the zalgo-thingys
# output is too crazy to be put here
$ echo 'hello world' | zalgo -n 5 -o -a1000

Gradio

https://huggingface.co/spaces/tddschn/zalgo-gradio

$ zalgo-gradio

Installation

pipx

This is the recommended installation method.

$ pipx install zalgo-cli

pip

$ pip install zalgo-cli

zalgo-gradio

zalgo-gradio requires an extra dependency to run, you can install it with pipx install zalgo-cli[gradio] or pip install zalgo-cli[gradio].

Usage

CLI

You can use either zalgo or zalgo-cli to run the program.

$ zalgo --help

usage: zalgo [-h] [-a int] [-l int] [-n int] [-o] [-V] [str]

Generate Zalgo text

positional arguments:
  str                   Initial string to Zalgo-fy. If not provided, read from
                        stdin (default: None)

options:
  -h, --help            show this help message and exit
  -a int, --adds-per-char int
                        Number of additions per character (default: 1)
  -l int, --char-limit int
                        Character limit [0 for no limit] (default: 0)
  -n int, --amount int  Amount of Zalgo text to generate (default: 1)
  -o, -1, --one-per-line
                        Output one Zalgo-fied string per line (default: False)
  -V, --version         show program's version number and exit

Gradio

$ zalgo-gradio

Or use the hosted version at https://huggingface.co/spaces/tddschn/zalgo-gradio .

Library

Codes are split into separate files so that you can use it as a library too without hassle.

There's only one core function that you might want to use:

from zalgo_cli import zalgo

Read the source code to see how to use it.

Develop

$ git clone https://github.com/tddschn/zalgo-cli.git
$ cd zalgo-cli
$ poetry install

Credits

Development of this project was based on https://github.com/n-1x/zalgo-cli .