cowspeak - Display an animal with a random quote or your own text.

   cowspeak, the program displays an animal with a random quote or your own text.

  --art/-a
               Display a tutorial on adding your own art.

   --blink/-b
               Blink the texts (not supported in all terminals yet).

   --borderh=<ch>/-brh=<ch>
               Horizontal border character.

   --borderv=<ch>/-brv=<ch>
               Vertical border character.

   --bubble=<text>/-bbl=<text>
               Specify the character of speech balloons.

   --documentation/-d
               Display the whole documentation including this help.

   --download/-dl
               Download missing files and database from Github.

   --file=<path>/-f=<path>
               Specify the ASCII file path to display your own ASCII art.

   --fill=<char>/-fc=<char>
               Fill the white space with a specific character.

   --force-update/-fu
               Update cowspeak forcefully even if no updates available.

   --help/-h
               Display this help.

   --invert/-inv
               Invert everything text! Read from right to left in English!!

   --manual/-m
               Display a manual. Same as documentation.

   --net=<url>/-n=<url>
               Read data from a website (in curl format).

   --no-art/-na
               Don't display the animal.

   --no-colour/-nc
               Don't colourize the output.

   --no-text/-nt
               Don't show any text, and only show the animal.

   --read=<file>/-r=<file>
               Read a file.

   --reverse/-rev
               Cowspeak reads upside down!

   --rotate-colour/-rc
               Rotate the output colours in each line.

   --show-arts/-sa
               Show all available installed arts in the default directory.

   --text=<text>/-t=<text>
               Display a custom text.

   --version/-v
               Display the current version of cowspeak.

   --update/-u
               Update cowspeak if possible.

   --welcome/-w
               Show a welcome screen and some OS details.

      No argument:
                       Show a random existing character with a random fortune and colours.

      Specify the horizontal border character
                  (the following example will draw the border with * character):

                       cowspeak --borderh='*'

                       cowspeak -brh='*'

                  Note that if you specify more than a character, the animal will select any one at its
   own will.

      Specify the horizontal border character
                  (the following example will draw the border with * character):

                       cowspeak --borderv='*'

                       cowspeak -brv='*'

                  Note that if you specify more than a character, the animal will select any one at its
   own will.

      Specify the speech bubbles character
                  (the following example will draw the border with * character):

                       cowspeak --bubble='*'

                       cowspeak -bbl='*'

                  Note  that  if  you  specify  more  than one character, the animal will use the whole
   string.

      For custom text:
                       cowspeak --text='text' or -t='text'

      To display your own ASCII art:
                       cowspeak --file='path/file.art'

      To display your own art with your text:
                       cowspeak --file=directory/file.art --text='your text'

      To read a file from the storage:
                       cowspeak --read='path/file.extension' or -r='path/file.extension'

      Pipe another program's output to cowspeak (also accepts arguments):
                       echo hello | cowspeak

                       echo hello | cowspeak --argument -short_argument

      To read from the internet in curl format:
                       cowspeak --net=http://www.example.net

                       cowspeak --net=http://www.example.net --argument -short_argument

      Cowspeak can show you a welcome screen and provide some OS details.
      It's helpful if you connect to multiple terminals on multiple machines.
      To get the welcome screen, run:
                       cowsepak --welcome or cowspeak -w

      [NOTE: If you pass an invalid argument, Cowspeak will likely ignore it without any warning.]