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ablk

Terminal image viewer

Matthew Shaw <mshaw.cx@gmail.com>

ablk is a image viewer that uses the UTF-8 block character and 24-bit ANSI escape sequences to render an image in the terminal window. Useful over SSH into a remote machine to get an idea of what an image file looks like.

$ pip3 install ablk

usage: ablk [-h] [–delay DELAY] [–no-name] images [images …]

positional arguments:

images Image files

optional arguments:
-h, --help

show this help message and exit

--delay DELAY, -d DELAY

Delay between each image

--no-name, -n

Do not show filename of image

./example.png

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