term2md
This is a text processing utility that will convert input containing ANSI escape sequences into nearly-equivalent Markdown.
This is not currently a universal converter, since Markdown cannot express all of the formatting possible with the ANSI control characters. However, it does a reasonable job of handling green, red, and bold text.
term2md was written originally so that output from a tool designed
for terminal output could be added via continuous integration as
comments on pull requests.
Installation
$ pip install term2md
In addition to installing the core Python module, it will also install
a term2md executable script for you.
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