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An RMagick-based two-caption meme generator.
You'll need ImageMagick and ghostscript installed. The easiest way is to use Homebrew.
brew install ghostscript
brew install --build-from-source imagemagick
Then install the gem!
gem install memegen
To see a list of available images:
$ memegen --list
a_dog
p_obama
...
To generate an image:
$ memegen a_dog "Eat Crayons" "Poop Rainbows"
/tmp/meme-1234567890.jpg
$
You only have to supply one piece of text:
$ memegen a_dog "" "AWESOME"
/tmp/meme-1234567890.jpg
$
You can also use URLs for one time use memes:
$ memegen http://example.com/stupid.jpg "Generated" "From a URL"
/tmp/meme-1234567890.jpg
$
You can add images to your local ~/.memegen
folder:
$ ls ~/.memegen
my_custom_image.png
If you have a Campfire account and token, you can automatically upload your image:
$ memegen a_dog "Hello" "Campfire world" --campfire
It will prompt you for your subdomain, token, and room name the first time.
If you have a GroupMe account and token, you can automatically upload your image:
$ memegen a_dog "Hello" "GroupMe world" --groupme
It will prompt you for your phone number, password, and group id the first time. (your password will NOT be stored in plain text).
Source or copy script/autocomplete.sh
inside ~/.bashrc
to get image name autocompletion.
See also:
memegen --install-autocomplete
Pull requests welcome!
FAQs
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