mohammadrezaamani / terminal_photo

A tool that can be used to show photos in Terminal or Browser

Terminal_Photo

A tool that can be used to show photos in Terminal or Browser

Usage

1. Convert photo to terminal readable colorful chars.
2. Convert photo to browser readable (HTML) colorful chars.
3. See examples to find out what is this. :')

Example

write one of this following code in see the results.

terminal_photo.photo import Photo

obj = Photo(
    path="./assets/Example.jpg",  # path of your image
    text=" ",  # text that you want to show (if there is nothing use ' ')
    size=(50, 180),  # size of your image
    front=False,  # show color as char color or as background color
    mode="run",  # mode? run: show in print, html = save as html file, bash= save as bash file
)

obj.start()

output:

terminal_photo.photo import Photo

obj = Photo(
    path="./assets/Example.jpg",  # path of your image
    text="Mohammadreza",  # text that you want to show (if there is nothing use ' ')
    size=(50, 180),  # size of your image
    front=True,  # show color as char color or as background color
    mode="run",  # mode? run: show in print, html = save as html file, bash= save as bash file
)

obj.start()

output:

terminal_photo.photo import Photo

obj = Photo(
    path="./assets/Example.jpg",  # path of your image
    text=" ",  # text that you want to show (if there is nothing use ' ')
    size=(50, 180),  # size of your image
    front=False,  # show color as char color or as background color
    mode="html",  # mode? run: show in print, html = save as html file, bash= save as bash file
)

obj.start('index.html') # enter the name and path of output while using html or bash mode

output:

terminal_photo.photo import Photo

obj = Photo(
    path="./assets/Example.jpg",  # path of your image
    text="Mohammadreza",  # text that you want to show (if there is nothing use ' ')
    size=(50, 180),  # size of your image
    front=False,  # show color as char color or as background color
    mode="html",  # mode? run: show in print, html = save as html file, bash= save as bash file
)

obj.start('index.html') # enter the name and path of output while using html or bash mode

output: