CLI tool that can let you view images in terminal as ASCII art
## Requirements 1. CC linker (Windows - Microsoft Visual Studio with C++ Support) (Linux - gcc) 2. [Rust](https://www.rust-lang.org/tools/install) ## Installation ```bash cargo install tapciify ``` ## Converting image 1. Run: `tapciify -i imagePath -w imageWidth` for image. 2. Run: `tapciify -i imagePath -w imageWidth -r` for reversed colors. ## Converting video In this example I set framerate to 24 (but you can use any another) > Requires ffmpeg 1. Make frames from video into dir: ```bash mkdir frames; ffmpeg -i bad_apple.mkv frames/%08d.jpeg ``` 2. Run: ```bash tapciify -i frames/* -w videoWidth -f 24 ``` ## Examples | Original | ASCII | ASCII colored | Pixels | Braille | Braille colored | Background string | |------------------------------------------------|---------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------|-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | ![Original Image](assets/examples/ferris.webp) | ![ASCII art](assets/examples/ascii.webp) | ![ASCII colored art](assets/examples/ascii-colored.webp) | ![ASCII art using pixels (█ symbol)](assets/examples/ascii-pixels.webp) | ![Braille](assets/examples/braille.webp) | ![Braille colored](assets/examples/braille-colored.webp) | ![Background string](assets/examples/background-string.webp) | | `Original image` | `tapciify -i ./assets/examples/ferris.webp -w 64` | `tapciify -i ./assets/examples/ferris.webp -w 64 -c` | `tapciify -i ./assets/examples/ferris.webp -w 64 --pixels` | `tapciify -i ./assets/examples/ferris.webp -w 64 -b` | `tapciify -i ./assets/examples/ferris.webp -w 64 -bc` | `tapciify -i ./assets/examples/bad-apple.webp -w 64 --background-string badapple` |