This is shiki, a neat little script that allows you to browse Wikipedia articles right in your Terminal.
Imagine you're in the zone, don't recognize something and don't want to break your flow by tabbing to your browser: Shiki has you covered!
shiki NASCAR will give you the article overview/intro to NASCAR, in English.
Furthermore shiki has some useful options. These are:
--full/-f: requests the full article--simple/-s: requests the simple article. This is especially handy if you want a quick understanding of something!NASCAR --language fr: requests the article in French
So, if you would want to read the full article about 'The Netherlands' in 'Dutch', you would shiki -f "The Netherlands" -l nl
Note that 'simple' is a Wikipedia language, and thus can't be combined with the --language option.
Copy the code into your '.bash_profile', '.zshrc' or '.functions'.
Another (cleaner) way is to clone this repository and add source "${HOME}/shiki/shiki.sh" to one of the aforementioned files.
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