Dracula says... 🧛

dracula.jl

module Dracula
    function says(s::String)::Nothing
        dracula_ascii = "
          _..._
        .'     '.
       ; __   __ ;
       |/  \\ /  \\|
     |\\| -- ' -- |/|
     |(| \\o| |o/ |)|
     _\\|     >   |/_
  .-'  | ,.___., |  '-.
  \\    ;  V'-'V  ;    /
   `\\   \\       /   /`
     `\\  '-...-'  /`
       `\\  / \\  /`
    jgs  `\\\\_//`"

        # Credits:
        # https://www.oocities.org/spunk1111/haloween.htm?202015#vampire

        upper_bubble = repeat("-",length(s)+1)
        lower_bubble = repeat("-",length(s)+1)
        v = repeat(" ",round(Int8,length(s)/2))
        println(" $upper_bubble ")
        println("| $(s) |")
        println(" $lower_bubble ")
        print("$(v)V")
        println(dracula_ascii)
        nothing
    end
end

using .Dracula

function main(args::Vector{String})::Nothing
    Dracula.says(args[1])
    nothing
end

main(ARGS)

A simple Julia script to display an ASCII art of Dracula (credits for the art goes to https://www.oocities.org/spunk1111/haloween.htm?202015#vampire) saying whatever you'd like. Inpired by cowsay (for an even more awesome cowsay, check https://github.com/Code-Hex/Neo-cowsay).

Just run the script from the terminal passing a string as the first argument, as so:

$ julia ./dracula.jl "Bwahaha..."

For a cooler looking dracula, pipe the output to lolcat.

Usage example can be found at:
https://github.com/atgmello/dracula.omt