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As far as I see there are different clients available as options. You don't necessarily need npm but I don't know in what shape the clients are. For example the
by hit8run 11y ago
As far as I see there are different clients available as options. You don't necessarily need npm but I don't know in what shape the clients are.
For example the go client seems broken to me (hard coded wrong tldr-page url, no caching, platform is always set to common) https://github.com/pranavraja/tldr https://github.com/pranavraja/tldr
I like the idea. Maybe I will create a better Go client.