PENGINS

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BASED ON CAT-ME WHICH I DID NOT WRITE THAT'S OVER AT HTTPS://GITHUB.COM/COLEWW/CAT-ME I RECOMMEND IT IF YOU LIKE CATS

how to use it?

var penguin  = require('pengins')

penguin() // => returns a random penguin
   _
 (^v^)
//-=-\\
(\_=_/)
 ^^ ^^

penguin('bebe') // => returns bebe pengin
   |\__      |\___
 (:> __)X  (:o ___(
   |/        |/

HOW TO USE IT IN MY XTERM THO?

npm i pengins -g
pengin

you could even try pengin -h which might tell you things. or pengin -p which might provide you a nice list of all the pengins. you could just go right for pengin tux, too, if you really wanted.

                     xxxxx
                  xXXXXXXXXXx
                 XXXXXXXXXXXXX
                xXXXXXXXX  XXXx
                XXXXXXXXX 0XXXX\\\\
               xXXXXXXXXXxxXXXX\\\\\
               XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX/////
               XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
               XXXXX|XXX/|XXXXX
               XXXXX| -/ |XXXXX
              xXXXXX| [ ] |XXXXXx
            xXXXX   | /- |   XXXXx
         xXXXXX     |/   |     XXXXXx
       xXXXXXX                   XXXXXXx
      xXXXXXXX                   XXXXXXXx
     xXXXXXXXX                   XXXXXXXXx
    xXXXXXXXXX                   XXXXXXXXXx
   xXXXXXXXXXX                   XXXXXXXXXXx
  xXXXXXXXXXXX                   XXXXXXXXXXXx
 xXXXXXXXX XXX                   XXX XXXXXXXXx
 XXXXXXXX  XXX                   XXX  XXXXXXXX
xXXXXXXX   XXX                   XXX   XXXXXXXx
XXXXXX     XXX                   XXX     XXXXXX
XXXX       XXX                   XXX       XXXX
 XX        XXX                   XXX        XX
           XXX                   XXX
           XXX                   XXX
           XXX                   XXX
           XXX                   XXX
           XXXx                 xXXX
           XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
           XXXXXXX           XXXXXXX
       ____XXXXXX             XXXXXX____
      /________/               ________

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All credit to cat-me. I just made it better. (Because pengins.)