Some Logo
Source Code: https://github.com/cuinixam/some-logo
Generate some logo from text when I am too lazy to design a logo myself.
Usage
The easiest way to run the tool without installing it globally is using uvx:
Web GUI
To launch the interactive web GUI:
uvx some-logo gui
Or with a specific port:
uvx some-logo gui --port 8080
Then navigate to http://localhost:8000 (or your chosen port) in your browser.
(If you have installed the package via pip install or uv tool install, or you are in a development virtual environment, you can run the command directly using some_logo gui instead of uvx some-logo gui.)
Command Line Interface (CLI)
To generate an SVG logo directly from the CLI:
uvx some-logo run "MY TEXT"
(Similarly, you can use some_logo run "MY TEXT" if the package is already installed).
CLI Options
--mode [square|circle|polygon|pm5544]: Geometry mode (default:square).pm5544draws a simplified Philips PM5544 TV test card: a circle on a grey grid, one colour bar per character in the card's six colours (or random colours with--random), with--textthe text in a black box below the bars, and under it a row of grey steps showing each character's own color in grayscale. With--frame, every bar and step also gets a black outline.--frame / --no-frame: Add an outer frame around the shapes--text / --no-text: Render each character inside its shape--random / --no-random: Use random colors instead of ASCII-derived ones--empty-spaces / --no-empty-spaces: Render spaces as invisible placeholders--transparent / --no-transparent: Make shape backgrounds transparent with colored outlines--transparent-text / --no-transparent-text: Make text transparent with a white outline-o, --output PATH: Output SVG file path (default:logo.svg)
Example:
uvx some-logo run "LOGO" --mode polygon --text --random -o my_logo.svg
Credits
This package was created with Copier and the browniebroke/pypackage-template project template.
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