var init = after(files.length + 1, function () {
cb()
if (!options.noFunnyBusiness) {
kexec(templateData.install)
} else {
console.log('WARNING: you passed the "noFunnyBusiness" paramater, so packages won\'t be installed!')
console.log('DANGER: be sure to run the following command to install the required packages=:')
console.log(' ' + templateData.install)
console.log(catMe())
console.log('thank you')
}
})
var init = after(count, function () {
console.log(name + ' project has been mk\'d with ' + selected + ' boilerplate!')
console.log(catMe())
console.log('W A Y C H I L L! =^.^= R A D I C A L!')
cb()
if (!options.noFunnyBusiness) {
kexec('cd ' + name + ' && npm init && ' + templateData.install + ' && git init && git add -A && git commit -m \'initial\'')
} else {
console.log('WARNING: you passed the no funny business option')
console.log('WARNING: therefore packages will not be installed nor will a git repository be initialized and committed to')
console.log('DANGER: be certain to run ' + templateData.install + ' so as to install the necessary packages')
console.log('ADVICE: and please use version control because really why not i mean it doesn\'t mean you gotta make super nice clean commits all the time and doe everything through feature branches and pull requests, gosh, just make a big commit when you have things working and that way you can easily jump back if you need to or take a look at a diff and see what went so utterly wrong')
}
})
var cats = require("cat-me"),
knock = require("knock-knock-jokes")
console.log(cats('nyan'));
console.log(knock());
var catMe = require("cat-me"); //https://www.npmjs.com/package/cat-me
var joke = require("knock-knock-jokes"); //https://www.npmjs.com/package/knock-knock-jokes
console.log(catMe());
console.log("a random ASCII cat appears and tells a joke!");
console.log(joke());
var cat = require("cat-me");
var joke = require("knock-knock-jokes");
console.log (cat());
console.log (joke());