Rust-stakeholder is a tool that creates output that makes it look like you're doing something amazing when your boss comes.
' rust-stakeholder ' is a joke tool that generates good-looking output in the terminal that makes you feel like you're 'doing something.' It says that you can 'convince people of your abilities without writing a single line of useful code,' so I tried it out to see what kind of output it actually produces.
GitHub - giacomo-b/rust-stakeholder: Generate impressive-looking terminal output to look busy when stakeholders walk by
https://github.com/giacomo-b/rust-stakeholder
To use rust-stakeholder, you need Rust . First, go to the rustup page , which is the Rust installation tool, and click 'rustup-init.exe'.
Double-click the downloaded 'rustup-init.exe' to run it.
You can select some settings during installation, but since we are performing a standard installation this time, just press Enter without entering anything.
When you see the message 'Rust is installed now. Great!', the installation is complete.
Open the Start menu, search for 'powershell', and click on 'Windows PowerShell' to launch it.
Enter the code below to install rust-stakeholder.
[code]cargo install --git https://github.com/giacomo-b/rust-stakeholder.git[/code]
When you see the message “Installed package `rust-stakeholder v0.1.0～”, the installation is complete.
I immediately typed in the command 'rust-stakeholder' and a screen appeared that looked like it was building something. Even if your boss suddenly comes by, just typing this command will give the impression that you're 'doing some work.'
I also included a movie of how it works.
I tried using the tool 'rust-stakeholder' that makes the output look like 'something amazing' when the boss comes - YouTube
It is also possible to customize the output content. There is no specific documentation, but you can get a feel for it by looking at the examples in the 'Advanced usage' section on the GitHub page .
Of course, this is a prank tool, so please do not use it to scam people into pretending to be working at a real workplace.
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