feat: export the functions when the file is not being executed#19
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feat: export the functions when the file is not being executed#19SidIcarus wants to merge 1 commit intofidian:masterfrom
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- allows for the package to be run in the terminal and to be invoked as a command line function
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I don't understand why this change is necessary. I already use this as a library by sourcing it. Could you provide an example where this syntax does not work or where your changes are required? |
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This allows for the package to be run in the terminal and to be invoked as a command line function.
Currently, the functions are exported in the order that they are defined with the exception of
ansi(), which is exported first.