WOPR – A markup for rich terminal reports

In plain words

WOPR is a markup language designed for developers to create rich terminal reports, presentations, and infographics directly in the command line. It offers a simple syntax for formatting text-based content with visual elements suitable for terminal environments. The tool is useful for anyone needing to generate formatted output, documentation, or data visualizations within terminal applications.

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