@kezzouraphael/hamilton-6-holidates-kezzouraphael v1.0.2

Holidates

Table of contents

• General info

• Technologies

• Setup

• Usage

• Contributor

• License

General info

This holidates project's purpose is to display to the user the public holiday of a country and their respective dates.

Technologies

This project is build with:

• node.js
• npm

Setup

To run this project, make sure you have the latest version of node.js and npm installed :

$ npm install -g npm@latest

By adding the n module, you can interactively manage Node.js versions.

1. First, clear the npm cache:

$ npm cache clean -f

2. Install n, Node’s version manager:

$ npm install -g n

3. With the n module installed, you can use it to:

• Install the latest stable version:

$ sudo n stable

Note: Some Ubuntu distros may respond with the command not found output after running the n command. To fix this issue run sudo -E env "PATH=$PATH" command. For example, to install the latest stable version, as in the example above, you would run sudo -E env "PATH=$PATH" n stable.

• Install the latest release:

$ sudo n latest

• Install a specific version:

$ sudo n [version.number]

Then you can install the package there :

$ npm i @kezzouraphael/hamilton-6-holidates-kezzouraphael

Usage

$ holidates [country-name] [year]

NB : You can put your country name into " " or without example :

 $ holidates United states of america 1999
 // ===
 $ holidates "United States of America" 1999

The only thing you have to pay attention to are the spaces they're required you can't put :

$ holidates unitedstatesofamerica 1999

Contributor

• Kezzou Raphael

1. My mail
2. My github

License

This project is under the MIT license

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