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README.md
uwuifyy
A robust, customizable, blazingly-fast, efficient and easy-to-use command line application to uwu'ify your text!
Logo Credits: Jade Nelson
Table Of Contents
About
Have you ever wanted to uwu'ify text and large files at blazing fast speeds? Well! You came to the right
place! uwuifyy
allows you to uwu'ify text and files from within your own terminal in an extremely fast manner!
Features
- BLAZINGLY FAST (Check out -> Benchmarks)
- Seeded by default to allow for reproducible results
- Excludes URL's & Emails
- UwU'ify files available locally on disk
- Completely customisable modifiers
Installation
Homebrew
For macOS
users, installation through Homebrew is recommended.
$ brew tap sgoudham/tap
$ brew install uwuifyy
AUR
Arch Linux
users can install uwuifyy
through the AUR using an AUR helper.
$ paru uwuifyy
Binaries
Binaries for Windows, macOS & Linux are available with every single release
Windows
-
Download either
uwuifyy-x86_64-pc-windows-msvc.zip
oruwuifyy-x86_64-pc-windows-gnu.zip
-
Extract into
\bin
folder atC:\your\path\here\
C:
|__your
|__path
|__here
|__bin
|__uwuifyy.exe
- Set
uwuifyy.exe
in your path to access it globally
$ setx path "%path%;C:\your\path\here\bin"
- Refresh command line and verify installation
$ uwuifyy --help
Linux \ macOS
-
Download
uwuifyy-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz
oruwuifyy-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz
oruwuifyy-x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.gz
-
Extract into your local directory
# Linux
$ tar -xf uwuifyy-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu.tar.gz
$ tar -xf uwuifyy-x86_64-unknown-linux-musl.tar.gz
# macOS
$ tar -xf uwuifyy-x86_64-apple-darwin.tar.gz
- Move into
~/bin
# Create ~/bin if it does not exist
$ mkdir -p ~/bin
$ mv uwuifyy ~/bin
- Set permissions for executable
$ chmod 755 ~/bin/uwuifyy
- Update
PATH
to use globally
# Linux
$ echo 'export PATH=~/bin:$PATH' >> ~/.bashrc
$ source ~/.bashrc
# macOS
$ echo 'export PATH=~/bin:$PATH' >> ~/.bash_profile
$ source ~/.bash_profile
- Verify installation
$ uwuifyy --version
uwuifyy 0.3.0
Rust \ Cargo
Alternatively, if using Rust's package manager, Cargo
, all that is needed is
$ cargo install uwuifyy
If you do not have Cargo
available on your machine, you can download it as part of
Rust here
Usage
$ uwuifyy --help
USAGE:
uwuifyy.exe [OPTIONS] <--text <TEXT>|--infile <FILE>>
OPTIONS:
-t, --text <TEXT> The text to uwu'ify
-i, --infile <FILE> The file to uwu'ify
-o, --outfile <FILE> The file to output uwu'ified text
--ascii-only The uwu'ified text will only include ASCII faces
--unicode-only The uwu'ified text will only include UTF-8 faces
-r, --random The flag to enable randomized uwu'ified text
-w, --words <VALUE> The modifier to determine how many words to be uwu'ified [default: 1]
-f, --faces <VALUE> The modifier for uwu faces e.g hello -> (^-^*)/ hewwo [default: 0.05]
-a, --actions <VALUE> The modifier for actions e.g *shuffles over* [default: 0.125]
-s, --stutters <VALUE> The modifier for stutters e.g b-baka! [default: 0.225]
-h, --help Print help information
-V, --version Print version information
Text Input to Text Output
Text Input to File Output
File Input to File Output
Benchmarks
- Benchmarks/Tests carried out on a
Dell XPS 15
- CPU:
11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-11800H @ 2.30GHz
- SSD:
NVMe Micron 2300 1TB
- CPU:
The Complete Works of William Shakespeare
- Dataset
- Size:
5.46 MiB
- Time Taken:
< 1s
300k+ Tokyo 2020\21 Olympics Tweets
- Dataset
- Size:
98.54 MiB
- Time Taken:
1s
3.5M Tiktok Google Play Reviews
- Dataset
- Size:
543.02 MiB
- Time Taken:
4s
3.6M Amazon Reviews And Ratings
- Dataset
- Size:
1.6 GiB
- Time Taken:
21s
- DISCLAIMER: The input is a 1.6GB file and the output is a 2.2GB file. They are not included in the repo.
License
Acknowledgement
This project is inspired from one of many existing normal to uwu converters: Uwuifier