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@ansi-art/char-subgrid
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Bridging the gap between 1 dimensional strings + control characters and 2 dimensional canvases
This class works in single character 4x4 unicode square grids to convert 2d data to grids of characters
AsciiCharBlocksTransformeris an instance of AsciiCharSingleCharTransformer
This class works in double character 8x8 unicode square grids to convert 2d data to grids of characters
AsciiCharBrailleTransformeris an instance of AsciiCharDoubleCharTransformer
This class works in single character 4x4 unicode square grids to convert 2d data to grids of characters
AsciiCharSlantsTransformeris an instance of AsciiCharSingleCharTransformer
just run npm run test
or npm run container-test
Please PR contributions against develop
with jsdoc and mocha tests for the new functionality in place.
The project uses Conventional Commits and the Fork + PR development model.
All activities in the project are available as npm actions.
Enjoy,
Abbey Hawk Sparrow
FAQs
ASCII line drawing using subcharacter precision
We found that @ansi-art/char-subgrid demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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