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jp2-ascii

v1.0.1

Published

Jan Paweł II in your console, as ASCII

Downloads

296

Readme

jp2-ascii

Jan Paweł II in your terminal — as colored ASCII.

Zero dependencies. Call it and he appears.

jp2-ascii in the terminal

Install

npm install jp2-ascii

Usage

const jpii = require('jp2-ascii')
jpii()
import jpii from 'jp2-ascii'
jpii()

TypeScript works out of the box:

import jpii, { ascii } from 'jp2-ascii'

jpii()
jpii.ascii
ascii

Needs a terminal with 24-bit color support.

The ANSI string is also available without printing:

jpii.ascii                 // CommonJS
import { ascii } from 'jp2-ascii'  // ESM

Try locally

example/ is a tiny consumer app with jp2-ascii installed via file:.. (no .gen involved):

npm run example      # CommonJS
npm run example:esm  # ESM

Or:

cd example
npm install
npm start

Regenerate

ASCII is rebuilt locally from a private .gen/ folder (not in git / not on npm):

npm run build

License

MIT