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Create ANSI art using simple texts
Example:
import ANSI from 'ansi-art';
const mario = `
.....rrrrr..yyy.
....rrrrrrrrryy.
....oooyyxy.rrr.
...oyoyyyxyyyrr.
...oyooyyyoyyyr.
...ooyyyyoooor..
.....yyyyyyyrr..
..rrrrbrrrbrr..o
yyrrrrrbrrrb..oo
yyyrrrrbbbbYbboo
.y..brbbYbbbbboo
..ooobbbbbbbbboo
.ooobbbbbb......
.oo.............
`
let mario = ANSI.get(mario);
console.log(mario);
ANSI.get(text, options):
Parameter | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
text | string | Text to be converted into ANSI, Characters inside text represents the color. r for red, b for blue, '.' for transparent., See available colors: |
options | object | More options for ansi art |
options.speak | string | If provided, render the text inside 'speech bubble' above the ANSI art |
More Examples:
// Using Existing Arts, available inside '/src/arts/'
import ANSI, { MarioArt } from 'ansi-art';
console.log(ANSI.get(MarioArt));
// Using Speech bubble
import ANSI, { MarioArt } from 'ansi-art';
console.log(ANSI.get(MarioArt, {speak: 'Hello World'}));
FAQs
create ansi art using simple texts
The npm package ansi-art receives a total of 2 weekly downloads. As such, ansi-art popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that ansi-art demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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