consoleimages 1.0.0

Reads image formats and prints ascii colour text to console

consoleimages

Reads image formats and prints ascii colour text to console

Create an instance of the image class passing the path of a image as an argument. Instance arguments: - width (of astext string) - height (of astext string) - aspect_ratio (width/height) - astext (string that gets printed to the console) - name (the name of the image file) - display() (pass a file to write to, otherwise sys.stdout)

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Example:

from os import get_terminal_size, listdir
from os.path import isfile, join
from time import sleep

from consoleimages import image

def clear():
	from os import system
	from sys import platform
	system("cls" if platform == "win32" else "clear") # clears the console

images = {}

while True:
	for imagename in [f for f in listdir("images/") if isfile(join("images/", f))]: # open the 'images/' directory and get all the file names inside.
		clear() # clear console

		images[imagename] = image("images/" + imagename, get_terminal_size()[1] - 4) # create instance of image class

		print(images[imagename].name) # print the name of the image in that instance
		images[imagename].display() # print the image
		print(images[imagename].width, images[imagename].height, sep=" x ", end=" (" + str(images[imagename].aspect_ratio) + ")\n") # print the width, height and aspect ratio
		sleep(2) # wait 2 seconds