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castsvg

v0.2.0

Published

Record terminal sessions and render them as self-contained animated SVG. This npm package downloads the prebuilt castsvg binary (written in Rust) for your platform — no Node runtime baggage, same single static binary.

Readme

castsvg (npm)

Record a terminal session, get a self-contained animated SVG. One static binary — this npm package just downloads the prebuilt castsvg binary (written in Rust) for your platform. No Node runtime is bundled into the output; the SVG needs nothing but a browser.

npm install -g castsvg

Then:

castsvg record session.cast          # record your shell until you exit
castsvg render session.cast -o out.svg

Or record a single command:

castsvg record build.cast --command "npm run build"
castsvg render build.cast -o build.svg --theme light

The resulting .svg loops forever, has no <script>, and drops straight into a README or docs page.

How this package works

On install, a postinstall script downloads the matching prebuilt binary from the project's GitHub Releases (x86_64/arm64 for macOS, x86_64 for Linux and Windows). It's the same binary you'd get from cargo install castsvg — the npm package is just a convenience wrapper so Node users don't need the Rust toolchain.

If your platform has no prebuilt binary, install Rust and run cargo install castsvg instead.

Full documentation and source: https://github.com/q6r/castsvg

License

MIT