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46 lines
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# ASCIITXT
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Just a simple utilities for creating...
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The usage is pretty straight forward, on your Go file:
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import "github.com/aldy505/asciitxt"
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func main() {
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output := asciitxt.New("Hello world", asciitxt.Standard)
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// or
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output = asciitxt.WithConfig("Hello world", &asciitxt.Config{
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Style: asciitxt.Standard,
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})
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}
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What's the asciitxt.Standard, you asked.
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Well, I thought it would be nice if we could have more than one style.
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But, for now that's a long term plan.
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My current goal is to support most unicode letters and signs.
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Licensed under MIT License. See the LICENSE file.
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```
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