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PIXELTERM

A utility to render pixely images on your terminal. Now also with animated GIF support*.

example animated example

*for best results, use tmux (for some reason that reduces flickering)

Installation

Type sudo make install, which will copy pixelterm.py to /usr/local/bin/pixelterm.

Usage

pixelterm FILE gifterm FILE

Advanced usage

Since I wrote this tool to generate graphics for ponysay, I included a "speech bubble" feature. To make this tool render speech bubble markers which can later be parsed by ponysay, color the pixels where these should be placed 50% transparent red (#FF00007F) for a backward slash link, 50% blue for a forward slash and a 50% transparent green for the speech bubble. Please note that this tool converts images two pixel rows at once and these "special" color values are only parsed for the upper of the two rows. An example image is included.

Credits

That awesome Rainbow Dash is by starsteppony on deviantart. Credit for pop tart cat/nyan cat goes to prguitarman from tumblr.