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How to use the cowsay.think function in cowsay

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djadmin / passw0rd / cli.js View on Github

const showResult = res => {
	const messages = {
		pwned: `${logSymbols.error} Pwned ${chalk.yellow(res.count)} times!`,
		safe: `${logSymbols.success} Yay! No records found!`
	};
	console.log();
	if (res.pwned) {
		console.log(cowsay.think({text: messages.pwned, e: 'oO'}));
		showWarning();
	} else {
		console.log(cowsay.say({text: messages.safe, f: 'tux'}));
	}
	return res;
};

Jyguy / Reknown / src / commands / fun / cowthink.ts View on Github

export async function run (client: ReknownClient, message: Message, args: string[]) {
  if (!args[1]) return client.functions.noArg(message, 1, 'a message for a cow to think about.');
  const msg = args.slice(1).join(' ');

  message.channel.send(`\`\`\`${think({ text: msg })}\`\`\``);
}