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gabba-gandalf

v0.0.1

Published

A Simple Cli that brings Gabba Gandalf in your terminal

Readme

gabba-gandalf

A Simple Cli that brings Gabba Gandalf in your terminal

npx gabba-gandalf

Install

npm install --global gabba-gandalf

CLI

$ gabba-gandalf --help

  Usage
    $ gabba-gandalf

  Behavior
    Starts playback immediately, loops, and exits on Ctrl+C.

Playback

  • Default source order: assets/video.mp4, then assets/ascii_video.mp4
  • Uses a bundled ffplay binary (via dependency), no manual ffmpeg install required
  • Video scales with terminal size and updates when you resize the terminal
  • Media assets are included in the published package via the files list in package.json
  • Press Ctrl+C to quit

Flags

  • --no-audio: disable audio playback
  • --no-video: disable video playback
  • --fps <number>: set ASCII frame rate (range: 4 to 30, default: 12)
  • --width <number>: force ASCII width in terminal columns
  • --height <number>: force ASCII height in terminal rows

Examples

gabba-gandalf --no-audio --fps 10
gabba-gandalf --no-video
gabba-gandalf --width 120 --height 36