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audrey-images

v1.0.4

Published

audrey-two scion for display images over the console

Downloads

11

Readme

audrey-images

Scion for audrey-two VCCLI (View-Control-Command-Line-Interface) ^v2.0.0

What this scion does?

Include images into your audrey-two-view.

Specifications

Audrey-two version 2.0.0 change the way of control your CLI-views. The tags, now replaced by custom audrey-seeds that you can include or not in your projects.

Install

Example

$ npm install --save audrey-two
  npm install --save audrey-images

Usage

Example

var myTerminalDisplay={
	body:["x?image"],//tell audrey where you want to display it
	image:"path/to/image.png" ,//tell audrey what image you want to use
	};

var audrey2= require('nameOfView','audrey-two');//inicialize audrey
var audrey= audrey2(myTerminalDisplay);

//run your command and pass error objects to audrey

audrey.seed(["audrey-images-x?"]);//It's an scion don't forget th "x"
//tell audrey that there is a new seed
audrey.encore();//run audrey

Image display

This scion only works with very small png images, because it doesn't matter about the width of the screen and cos it treats every pixel as a character. So a 120x120 pixels it'll print a mess of color characters.

Look at this image and you'll look the pixels respect the magenta text.