fRiend exports one function: greeting_octopus(). This generates an
ASCII art octopus with randomized facial expressions and coloring,
cat()-ing it to the console:
The main use-case of greeting_octopus() is including it in your
.Rprofile so that it is
executed each time you start up an R session. I recommend wrapping it in
if (interactive()) { ... }, like this:
if (interactive()) {
fRiend::greeting_octopus()
}Generally, your .Rprofile should be located in your home
directory. If you have
usethis installed, you can edit it
with usethis::edit_r_profile().
You can install the fRiend package from GitHub with:
# install.packages("remotes")
remotes::install_github("jamesotto852/fRiend")Here are a few examples of the different kinds of octopodes you can get
from greeting_octopus():
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Finally, note that greeting_octopus() is customizible. If you’re not
feeling the angry eyes, you can disable them by setting
include_angry = FALSE. Also, if you’d rather draw from a different
color pallet you can provide an alternative list of functions from
crayon to color_funs:
