A CLI tool for generating Spongebob meme text.
Because sometimes manually typing out that format takes too many braincells.
Note: Stdin takes precedence over argument provided values
To use mockbob, simply call it in your terminal.
$ mockbob herpaderp
hErPaDeRpIt supports multiple words, with no quotes necessary:
# Arg
$ mockbob do you even lift bro
dO yOu EvEn LiFt BrO
# Stdin
$ echo do you even lift bro | mockbob
dO yOu EvEn LiFt BrOmockbob will preserve punctuation:
# Arg
$ mockbob 'do you even lift bro?'
dO yOu EvEn LiFt BrO?
# Stdin
$ echo 'do you even lift bro?' | mockbob
dO yOu EvEn LiFt Bro?And if you want to start off with capital letters, pass the -c flag.
# Arg
$ mockbob -c do you even lift bro?
Do YoU eVeN lIfT bRo?
# Stdin
$ echo "do you even lift bro?" | mockbob -c
Do YoU eVeN lIfT bRo?To install this module, simply run:
$ go install github.com/tlkamp/mockbob@latest
# mockbob is now available in your terminal
$ which mockbob
/Users/traci/go/bin/mockbob
$ mockbob -h
mockbob will take any set of input text, and return it in a Spongebob meme mocking format.
Examples:
mockbob herpderp -> hErPdErP
mockbob herp a derp -> hErP a DeRp
mockbob -c herpderp -> HeRpDeRp
mockbob -r herpaderp -> HerPAdErP
mockbob -l herpaderp -> h3rp4d3rp
echo "herpaderp" | mockbob -> hErPdErP
Usage:
mockbob [word or sentence] [flags]
Flags:
-h, --help help for mockbob
-l, --leet convert text to 1337 5p34k
-r, --random-caps randomize the capital letters through the text
-c, --start-caps start the text with a capital letter
