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@shriyanss/cli-print-img

v1.1.0

Published

Library to print images in the terminal using ANSI true-color half-block characters

Readme

@shriyanss/cli-print-img

cli-print-img logo

A Node.js library that renders images directly in the terminal using ANSI true-color and Unicode half-block characters (). Each terminal row displays two image rows (top pixel as foreground, bottom pixel as background), doubling effective vertical resolution.

Installation

npm install @shriyanss/cli-print-img

Usage

import { printImage } from "@shriyanss/cli-print-img";

// Print an image at 20% of terminal height (default)
await printImage("/path/to/image.png");

// Print at 50% of terminal height
await printImage("/path/to/image.png", 50);

// Print without maintaining aspect ratio
await printImage("/path/to/image.png", 50, false);

// Also works with URLs
await printImage("https://example.com/image.png");

API

printImage(image_path, vertical_percent?, maintain_aspect_ratio?)

Renders an image to stdout.

| Parameter | Type | Default | Description | | ----------------------- | --------- | ------- | ------------------------------------------------ | | image_path | string | — | Local file path or URL of the image | | vertical_percent | number | 20 | Target height as a percentage of terminal height | | maintain_aspect_ratio | boolean | true | Whether to preserve the image's aspect ratio |

License

MIT