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A small script to render images to an ANSI terminal

Project description

Image 2 ANSI
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Converts an image to a representation in ANSI

Installation
-
1.
```bash
pip install img_term
```

Usage
-

```
usage: img_term [-h] [-img IMG] [-width WIDTH] [-cam CAM] [-col {4,8,24}]

Display image to terminal

optional arguments:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-img IMG Image file to display
-width WIDTH Character width of output
-cam CAM Show camera, this is the default
-col {4,8,24} Colour scheme to use
```

Display an image in terminal
```bash
img_term -img dog.jpg
```

Render your video capture device to terminal:
```bash
img_term
```

Select a colour palette:

```bash
./img_term.py -img lena.jpg -col 24
```

Example
-
Go from this:

![Dog](/dog.jpg)

To this:

![Screenshot](/screenshot.png)


Or this

![Lenna](/lena.jpg)

To this:

![LenaPixel](/screenshot2.png)

Or even render a video:

```bash
./img_term.py -col 24 -vid unrealset.mkv -width 78
```

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Or simply stream your USB camera to terminal!:

https://gfycat.com/RemarkablePalatableKob

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