WYGpython

Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lT-NxwrjgZM

This project can be used anywhere, feel free to make it your own and turn your dreams into reality.

Style your shell

For Windows users, you'll need to use the Microsoft Terminal. Inside the Terminal, go to Settings > Open JSON file (bottom left corner). There, you can find the profiles and themes in the /styles/ folder of this repository. Copy and paste the content of the file carefully into the JSON file.

After that, you should be able to find the new "Aperture" profile in your Terminal. Enjoy your new, pretty shell!

Usage

IMPORTANT REMINDER: For copyright reasons, the wyg.mp3 file included in this repository is empty. To hear the music while the script runs, you MUST provide your own wyg.mp3 file. You can get the official song from "Portal 2" by Valve Software or from various official music platforms. Place your own wyg.mp3 in the root directory of this project.

To use WYGpython, execute wantyougone.py using any Python version 3.6 or higher.

If you want to create your own lyrics, run WYGgen.py. This will create a copy of the lyrics in the lyrics.txt file and set the delays for the lyrics you made. The syntax for the lyrics file is as follows:

• [/f] - Make the lyrics go faster
• [/s] - Make the lyrics go slower
• [/rs] - Same as /s, but go even more slowly
• [/ns] - Sets normal speed
• [/i] - Instant speed
• [/c] - Clears the screen
• [/nl] - Proper new line
• [/d] - Sets a delay before going to a new line, can be automated with WYGgen.py

Disclaimer: My script is so fucked up that some syntaxes need to be at the end of the line, cant tell who's who because im writing this as it is 3am and working on a website.

Examples

Hello, I am normal scrolling speed

***[/f]***OOOO I'm fast!! ***[/r]***sanndd I'm slow now

***[/rs]***I'm reallllyyy sloowww ***[/ns]***and I'm normal speed!

***[/i]***INSTANT!!! ***[/nl]***

This is a delay of 2 seconds before going to the next line***[/d2.00]***

WYGpython by Juicey is marked with CC0 1.0 Universal. To view a copy of this license, visit http://creativecommons.org/publicdomain/zero/1.0 (that means you can copy it without crediting me :) ).