Displays images using shellcodes
Project description
Shellpic
========
-ASCII-art is so 2013.
Shellpic uses escape codes to display images in a terminal or irc-client.
Examples
--------
.. image:: img/shell8.png
:alt: Lenna displayed with a color depth of 8 bits.
Running 'shellpic <image>' in a terminal that supports 256-colors
will get you something that looks like the image above.
If you happen to have a terminal that is capable of showing true color
you can use the '--shell24'-switch to enable 24bit outout. It will look something like this:
.. image:: img/shell24.png
:alt: Lenna displayed with a color depth of 24 bits.
Shellpic can also be used with irc-clients. Run the script from your client and use the '--irc'-switch, the result will depend on the client used. This is how it looks in xchat:
.. image:: img/irc.png
:alt: Lenna displayed in 16 colors by xchat.
Install
-------
You should have PIL installed. Shellpic is tested with Python 2.7.
If you have PIP installed: 'sudo pip install Shellpic'
If you do not have PIP or want the bleeding edge version of Shellpic::
# clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/larsjsol/shellpic.git
# install the packge
cd shellpic
sudo python setup.py install
========
-ASCII-art is so 2013.
Shellpic uses escape codes to display images in a terminal or irc-client.
Examples
--------
.. image:: img/shell8.png
:alt: Lenna displayed with a color depth of 8 bits.
Running 'shellpic <image>' in a terminal that supports 256-colors
will get you something that looks like the image above.
If you happen to have a terminal that is capable of showing true color
you can use the '--shell24'-switch to enable 24bit outout. It will look something like this:
.. image:: img/shell24.png
:alt: Lenna displayed with a color depth of 24 bits.
Shellpic can also be used with irc-clients. Run the script from your client and use the '--irc'-switch, the result will depend on the client used. This is how it looks in xchat:
.. image:: img/irc.png
:alt: Lenna displayed in 16 colors by xchat.
Install
-------
You should have PIL installed. Shellpic is tested with Python 2.7.
If you have PIP installed: 'sudo pip install Shellpic'
If you do not have PIP or want the bleeding edge version of Shellpic::
# clone the repo
git clone https://github.com/larsjsol/shellpic.git
# install the packge
cd shellpic
sudo python setup.py install
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