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ralsay-rs

cowsay with the deltarune character

Lore

I was in a voice chat with friends and one of them had the nickname "ralsay" (based off of Ralsei). I made a joke suggesting for them to make a tool called "ralsay" based off of cowsay, and they had done it… in Lua?! Earlier, I was talking about how I never really got to use Rust, and one of my other friends was a Rust shill. Once the project was finished by "ralsay", I was going to rewrite it in Python, but then that same friend suggested Rust.

So here I am, now learning rust with a cowsay close based off of a Deltarune character.

Running

Install Rust and Cargo, a common way of doing this is with the rustup toolchain.

Once you have installed Cargo, build it by running the below command:

  % cargo build --release
  % ./target/release/ralsay-rs "Hello, world!

And you will be met with Ralsei repeating what you said.

Creds

https://github.com/bikoil - Creator of the Lua version which I used as inspiration.