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Loripsum – Homebrew command for generating Lorem Ipsum HTML

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Loripsum – Homebrew command for generating Lorem Ipsum HTML

Hey HackerNews community, I came across this a couple of times when bootstrapping new projects where I needed some Lorem Ipsum text, and always had to rely on going to one of the known websites that do this. After reading Paweł Dąbrowski's "Create command line application with Ruby available via Homebrew" article (https://longliveruby.com/articles/ruby-command-line-application-homebrew), I had the idea of creating a simple Ruby command that can be installed via Homebrew so I can use it in my IDE whenever I need Lorem Ipsum text. I decided to make it open-source as I always wanted to contribute to the community and I feel this is a good start. It's my first open-source project. The code can be found here: https://github.com/raulpopadineti/homebrew-loripsum Let me know your thoughts. Kindly, Raul

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