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ansi-to-image

๐Ÿ˜น convert ANSI Escaped CLI strings to PNG, JPEG

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ANSI-to-Image provides a Markdown friendly way to include Node.js CLI output in your software documentation; like this PNG here:

hello-world.png

ANSI-to-SVG sits on top of tha base-package ANSI-to and is part of a collection of tools used for ZDD development.

ANSI-to has the following plugins available:

  • SVG - Export ANSI to Scalable Vector Graphics
  • PNG, JPG - Export ANSI to raster image (JPG, PNG)
  • HTML (coming soon)

Install

$ yarn add ansi-to-svg

Usage

const ansiToImage = require('ansi-to-image')

ansiToImage(ansiText, {
	// Path to output file (required)
	filename: 'path/to/output/image.jpg',

	// Image types: [jpeg, png],
	type: 'jpeg',

	// Image compression quality (only relevant for jpeg)
	quality: 60,

	// Defaults to  2x for Retina compatibility
	scale: 2,

	// Font settings
	fontFace: 'Courier',
	fontSize: 14,
	lineHeight: 18,

	// Padding
	paddingTop: 0,
	paddingLeft: 0,
	paddingBottom: 0,
	paddingRight: 0,

	// Supply an iTerm2 Color file
	colors: './base16-flat-dark-f1lt3r-256.itermcolors',

	// Or override the default colors'
	// (all defaults shown here)
	colors: {
		black: '#000000',
		red: '#B22222',
		green: '#32CD32',
		yellow: '#DAA520',
		blue: '#4169E1',
		magenta: '#9932CC',
		cyan: '#008B8B',
		white: '#D3D3D3',
		gray: '#A9A9A9',
		redBright: '#FF4500',
		greenBright: '#ADFF2F',
		yellowBright: '#FFFF00',
		blueBright: '#87CEEB',
		magentaBright: '#FF00FF',
		cyanBright: '#00FFFF',
		whiteBright: '#FFFFFF',
		bgBlack: '#000000',
		bgRed: '#B22222',
		bgGreen: '#32CD32',
		bgYellow: '#DAA520',
		bgBlue: '#4169E1',
		bgMagenta: '#9932CC',
		bgCyan: '#008B8B',
		bgWhite: '#D3D3D3',
		bgGray: '#A9A9A9',
		bgRedBright: '#FF0000',
		bgGreenBright: '#ADFF2F',
		bgYellowBright: '#FFFF00',
		bgBlueBright: '#87CEEB',
		bgMagentaBright: '#FF00FF',
		bgCyanBright: '#00FFFF',
		bgWhiteBright: '#FFFFFF',
		backgroundColor: '#000000',
		foregroundColor: '#D3D3D3'
	}
})

Basic Text

const ansiToImage = require('ansi-to-image')
const chalk = require('chalk')
const ansiText = chalk`Your {red $wish}\n is {bgYellow.cyan my} command.`

const result = ansiToImage(ansiText, {
	filename: 'examples/basic-example.png'
})

basic-example.svg

iTerm2 Color Support

Using: ./fixtures/base16-flat-dark-f1lt3r-256.itermcolors

const ansiText = chalk`Your {red $wish}\n is {bgYellow.cyan my} command.`
const colorFile = 'base16-flat-dark-f1lt3r-256.itermcolors'

ansiToSVG(ansiText, {
	color: colorFile,
	filename: 'examples/iterm2colors-file.png'
})

iterm2colors-file.png

Emoji Support

const ansiText = chalk.bgRed('๐ŸŒˆ') +
	chalk.bgYellow('๐Ÿฆ„') +
	chalk.bgGreen('๐Ÿ˜') +
	chalk.bgCyan('๐Ÿ„') +
	chalk.bgBlue('๐ŸŽƒ') +
	chalk.bgMagenta('๐Ÿฆ') +
	chalk.bgRed('๐Ÿ–ค') +
	chalk.bgYellow('๐Ÿ˜ณ') +
	chalk.bgGreen('๐Ÿ˜’') +
	chalk.bgCyan('๐Ÿ˜ฎ') +
	chalk.bgBlue('๐Ÿ˜') +
	chalk.bgMagenta('๐Ÿ˜ฑ') +
	chalk.bgRed('๐Ÿ˜•') +
	chalk.bgYellow('๐Ÿ˜•') +
	chalk.bgGreen('๐Ÿ˜‘') +
	chalk.bgCyan('๐Ÿ˜˜')

ansiToSVG(ansiText, {
	filename:
	colors: 'base16-flat-dark-f1lt3r-256.itermcolors'
})

emojis.png

Powerline Font Compatability

const ansiText = chalk` {bgGreen.white Testing background colors } butting adjacent lines. \n` +
	chalk` {red โœ˜ }{bgBlue.black ๎‚ฐ ~/repos/minkjs/ansi-to }{bgYellow.blue ๎‚ฐ }{bgYellow.black ๎‚  svg-image-plugins โ— }{yellow ๎‚ฐ} ava powerline-fonts.test.js \n` +
	chalk`  {green 1 passed}`

ansiToSVG(ansiText, {
	filename: 'examples/powerline-font.png',
	colors: 'base16-flat-dark-f1lt3r-256.itermcolors',
	fontFamily: 'SauceCodePro Nerd Font'
})

Note: you will need SauceCodePro Nerd font for the following example to render correctly. You can find Nerd Fonts here: https://nerdfonts.com/

powerline-font.png

All Styles

If we dump some ANSI to a file: fixture.chalk-styles.ansi

bold             dim              italic           underline        inverse          strikethrough    
black            red              green            yellow           blue             magenta          cyan             white            
gray             redBright        greenBright      yellowBright     blueBright       magentaBright    cyanBright       whiteBright      
bgBlack          bgRed            bgGreen          bgYellow         bgBlue           bgMagenta        bgCyan           bgWhite          
bgBlackBright    bgRedBright      bgGreenBright    bgYellowBright   bgBlueBright     bgMagentaBright  bgCyanBright     bgWhiteBright    

We can render it with ansiToImage:

const ansiText = String(fs.readFileSync('all-supported-styles.ansi'))

ansiToImage(ansiText, {
	filename: 'examples/chalk-base-styles.png',
	colors: 'base16-flat-dark-f1lt3r-256.itermcolors'
})

Resulting in the following output:

chalk-base-styles.svg

Note: this example uses Chalk as a base to write the ANSI Escape sequences.

Light Color Scheme

ansiToSVG(ansiText), {
	filename: 'examples/light-iterm2-color-scheme.png',
	colors: 'base16-tomorrow-256.itermcolors'
})

light-iterm2-color-scheme.png

Padding

const ansiText = chalk`{red.bold padding} {green.italic woo!}`
const colorFile = './fixtures/base16-flat-dark-f1lt3r-256.itermcolors'

const result = ansiToImage(ansiText, {
	filename: 'examples/padding.png'
	colors: colorFile,
	paddingTop: 14,
	paddingLeft: 14,
	paddingRight: 14,
	paddingBottom: 14
})

padding.png

JPEG Output

ansiToImage(ansiText, {
	filename: 'examples/jpeg-0-percent-quality.jpg'
	colors: './fixtures/base16-flat-dark-f1lt3r-256.itermcolors',
	type: 'jpeg',
	quality: 0,
	scale: 1
})

jpeg-0-percent-quality.jpg

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Package last updated on 03 May 2019

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