i2a creates ASCII art from images right on your terminal.
Project description
i2a creates ASCII art from images right on your terminal.
Installation
Option 1: Pip
$ pip install i2aOption 2: From source
$ git clone --recursive http://github.com/mavidser/i2a.git
$ cd i2a/
$ python setup.py installUsage
Basic usage
$ i2a image.jpgColored output
$ i2a --colors image.jpgWrite the art to a file
$ i2a image.jpg > ascii.txtIf the terminal has a light background
$ i2a image.jpg --invertor
$ i2a image.jpg --bg=BLACK
Options
A complete list of available options:
--colors : Show colored output. i2a assumes that the terminal supports 256 colors.
--bold : Show bold characters. Makes the output is easier on eyes.
--invert : Invert the colors. Suitable for a light background.
--bg=(BLACK|WHITE): Specify your own background color.
--height=<val> : Set the height in number of characters.
--width=<val> : Set the width in number of characters.
--contrast=<factor> : Manually set contrast (default value: 1.5, for original image: 1.0).
--alt-chars : Use an alternate set of (more detailed) characters.
Contributing
Create an issue in the issue tracker describing the feature.
Fork the project.
Create a new branch - git checkout -b new-feature
Commit the changes and push to your branch - git push origin new-feature
Open a pull request, referencing the issue you created.
License
See the LICENSE file.
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