ray.py

# raysay is a cowsay clone, except we get a cute ray(fish) that knows some flappy quips
import sys
import textwrap
import random
from flappy_quotes import quotes

class Ray():

    def build_ray(self):
        return r"""
          ~~~ _____ ~~~ 
      \  /  ∩        ∩  \  
       \/                \ 
       /     )______(     \
      /                    \
     /       ≡      ≡       \
    /        ≡      ≡        \
    \                        /
     \                      /
      \ ______\    /______ /
               \  /
                \/
                 ‖
                 ‖
                 ‖
        """
    
    def build_bubble(self, string, length=40):
        bubble = []
        lines = self._normalize_text(string, length)
        bordersize = len(lines[0])
        top_bottom_border = "     " + "_" * bordersize
        bubble.append(top_bottom_border)

        for index,line in enumerate(lines):
            borders = self._get_border(lines,index)
            bubble.append(f"    {borders[0]} {line} {borders[1]}")

        bubble.append(top_bottom_border)

        return "\n".join(bubble)

    def _normalize_text(self, string, length):
        lines = textwrap.wrap(string, length)
        maxlen = len(max(lines, key=len))
        return [line.ljust(maxlen) for line in lines ]

    def _get_border(self,lines,index):
        if len(lines) < 2:
            return "<",">"
        elif index == 0:
            return r"/",r"\\"
        elif index == len(lines) - 1:
            return r"\\",r"/"
        else:
            return "|", "|"

    def pull_quote(self):
        return random.choice(quotes)

    def raysay(self, string, length=40, quote=False):
        if quote:
            string += f"\n    {'-'*(length - 2)}\n{self.pull_quote()}"
        return "\n" + self.build_bubble(string, length) + self.build_ray() + "\n"


ray = Ray()

print(ray.raysay("hello world!\n i have a lot to say the rays are going to win to day no doubt", quote=False))