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Either grab a build on thereleases page or clone and run...

$ go get -u github.com/jmhobbs/terminal-parrot$ terminal-parrot

nix-env -i terminal-parrot

nix profile install nixpkgs#terminal-parrot

There is a tap for this as well, it'sjmhobbs/parrot

brew tap jmhobbs/parrotbrew install terminal-parrot

$ sudo snap install terminal-parrot

The command will be installed asparrot, rather thanterminal-parrot.

$ sudo snap install terminal-parrot

The image is available ondocker hub

docker pull jmhobbs/terminal-parrotdocker run -it --rm jmhobbs/terminal-parrot:latest

You can also build a docker image locally and run it in a container with...

docker build -t partyparrot ./docker run -it --rm partyparrot (-args)

Hit the escape or "q" key to quit.

You can limit your parrots enthusiasm with the-loops flag.

Set the frame delay with the-delay flag (defaults to 75, use 25 for :fastparrot:)

Use-orientation aussie for our friends down under.

You can add additional animations without re-compiling by adding a plain text file somewhere on the path (by default/etc/terminal-parrot or/opt/homebrew/etc/terminal-parrot).

This file should contain the frames, separated by lines containing!--FRAME--!. The filename must end with.animation.

The first segment of the file is reserved for metadata, which is key-value pairs separated by:.

For example, the following file, namedtest.animation would add a new animation calledtest:

description: A test animation!!--FRAME--![ Frame One ]!--FRAME--![ Frame Two ]!--FRAME--![ Frame Three ]

Then you can runterminal-parrot test to see your new animation (assuming it's on the path).

Idea from seeingthis tweet from @rachsmithtweets

Thanks totermbox-go for making it easy.

Thanks tojp2a for nice ASCII art conversion.

Thanks toerinking forfixing colors and animation frames

Thanks topdevine for theDockerfile (androbbyoconnor for reviving the PR I let go stale)