fortune-teller 0.1.2 → 0.3.0
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- package/LICENSE +53 -0
- package/README.md +23 -5
- package/data/fortunes.json +1 -0
- package/lib/build-data.js +52 -0
- package/lib/fortune.js +16 -10
- package/lib/fortune.mjs +7 -0
- package/package.json +20 -5
- package/third-party/fortune-mod-1.99.1/Notes +178 -0
- package/third-party/fortune-mod-1.99.1/README.md +19 -0
- package/third-party/fortune-mod-1.99.1/fortune.c.license +37 -0
- package/.npmignore +0 -27
- package/fortunes/art +0 -2242
- package/fortunes/ascii-art +0 -153
- package/fortunes/computers +0 -5417
- package/fortunes/cookie +0 -5716
- package/fortunes/definitions +0 -5030
- package/fortunes/drugs +0 -1155
- package/fortunes/education +0 -952
- package/fortunes/ethnic +0 -854
- package/fortunes/food +0 -886
- package/fortunes/fortunes +0 -920
- package/fortunes/goedel +0 -204
- package/fortunes/humorists +0 -1016
- package/fortunes/kids +0 -710
- package/fortunes/law +0 -1260
- package/fortunes/linuxcookie +0 -499
- package/fortunes/literature +0 -1257
- package/fortunes/love +0 -576
- package/fortunes/magic +0 -194
- package/fortunes/medicine +0 -423
- package/fortunes/men-women +0 -2556
- package/fortunes/miscellaneous +0 -1738
- package/fortunes/news +0 -260
- package/fortunes/off/Makefile +0 -32
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/astrology +0 -289
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/black-humor +0 -1947
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/definitions +0 -1397
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/drugs +0 -360
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/ethnic +0 -1082
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/hphobia +0 -405
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/limerick +0 -6376
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/misandry +0 -83
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/miscellaneous +0 -330
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/misogyny +0 -297
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/politics +0 -2018
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/privates +0 -1015
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/racism +0 -12
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/religion +0 -1364
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/riddles +0 -1089
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/sex +0 -4578
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/songs-poems +0 -2271
- package/fortunes/off/unrotated/vulgarity +0 -1089
- package/fortunes/people +0 -4265
- package/fortunes/pets +0 -186
- package/fortunes/platitudes +0 -1366
- package/fortunes/politics +0 -2918
- package/fortunes/riddles +0 -595
- package/fortunes/science +0 -3010
- package/fortunes/songs-poems +0 -7151
- package/fortunes/sports +0 -814
- package/fortunes/startrek +0 -820
- package/fortunes/translate-me +0 -64
- package/fortunes/wisdom +0 -1576
- package/fortunes/work +0 -2724
- package/fortunes/zippy +0 -1289
- package/lib/convert.js +0 -61
- package/lib/loader.js +0 -35
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