Imgscii is a simple program that converts images into ASCII artwork. Follow the prompts and your ASCII art will be printed to your console. I plan on adding more features and improvements in the future.
Getting Started
You can get started by installing Imgscii using PIP:
pip install imgscii
Usage
As A Module
After you have installed the package from PIP you can import Imgscii into your project.
import imgscii
imgscii.printscii("images/my-photo.jpg")
Imgscii currently supports a small set of keyword arguments.
monochrome: ASCII art will be printed with default console style… no color!
imgscii.printscii("images/my-photo.jpg", monochrome=True)
columns: Define the width of your ASCII art in columns. Aspect ratio will be maintained.
imgscii.printscii("images/my-photo.jpg", columns=75)
char_set: Provide your own character set.
imgscii.printscii("images/my-photo.jpg", char_set=("#", "$", "Q", "v", "j", ";", "."))
From The Console
Imgscii can be executed from the console as well. Use cd to navigate to the directory containing imgscii.pyand run the program with the following command:
python imgscii.py
You can also use command line arguments.
-m, –monochrome: Print ASCII art without colors -c, –columns: Define the width of ASCII art in columns.
To-Dos
Add more options for printing
Create more ASCII artwork
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