asciify-pixel

Asciifies a pixel object.

☁️ Installation

# Using npm 
npm install --save asciify-pixel
 
# Using yarn 
yarn add asciify-pixel

📋 Example

const asciifyPixel = require("asciify-pixel");
 
console.log(asciifyPixel({
    r: 255
  , g: 255
  , b: 255
  , a: 0.9
}, {
    pixels: " .;#@"
}));
// @
 
const asciifier = new asciifyPixel.Asciifier({
    pixels: " .#"
  , colored: false
});
 
console.log(asciifier.asciify({
    r: 255
  , g: 200
  , b: 100
}).toString());
// .
 
console.log(asciifier.asciify({
    r: 255
  , g: 0
  , b: 0
}, {
    // Override the colored option
    colored: true
}).toString());
// .

❓ Get Help

There are few ways to get help:

1. Please post questions on Stack Overflow. You can open issues with questions, as long you add a link to your Stack Overflow question.
2. For bug reports and feature requests, open issues. 🐛
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📝 Documentation

Asciifier(options)

Asciifer Creates a new instance of the Asciifier class.

Params

• Object options: An option that will override the defaults:
• pixels (Array|String): An array or string containing the characters used for converting the pixels in strings (default: " .,:;i1tfLCG08@").
• reverse (Boolean): If true, the pixels will be reversed creating a negative image effect (default: false).
• colored (Boolean): If true, the output will contain ANSI styles (default: true).
• bg (Boolean): If true, the background color will be used for coloring (default: false).
• fg (Boolean): If true, the foreground color will be used for coloring (default: true).
• white_bg (Boolean): Turn on the white background for transparent pixels (default: true).
• px_background (Object): An object containing the r (red), g (green) and b (blue) values of the custom background color.

asciify(pixel, opts)

Calculates the best character to be used for that specific pixel.

Params

• Object pixel: The pixel object:
• r (Number): The red value.
• g (Number): The green value.
• b (Number): The blue value.
• a (Number): The alpha value.
• Object opts: An object that will override the options fields.

Return

• Object An object containing:
• pixel (Object): The pixel object.
• value (Number): The sum of the rgb values multiplied by alpha.
• toString (Function): Returns the character.
• char (String): The character value.

asciifyPixel(pixel, options)

Ascifiies a pixel.

Params

• Object pixel: An pixel object to pass to the Asciifier class.
• Object options: The options to pass to the Asciifier class.

Return

• String The asciified pixel.

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💫 Where is this library used?

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• asciify-pixel-matrix

📜 License

MIT © Ionică Bizău