Version 3.1.0

• Added support for PNGs with color palettes (PLTE) (#4)
• Resolve promise on completing printImage (#3)
• Updated broken image URLs (#5)
• Fixed bug where some transparent images wouldn't display properly
• Fixed bug where very small images wouldn't be displayed at the requested size
• Formatted using deno fmt and code is now (more) compliant with deno lint (#6)

Thanks to everyone who reported the issues above. :)

Version 3.0.0

• Added support for GIFs (including animated GIFs)
• Added support for transparency
• Color is on by default now
• Renamed printImageString to printImage
• getImageString is now getImageStrings, and returns an array of strings (frames of an animation)
• Added transparencyThreshold and animationLoops as new settings (see readme for more info)
• Moved all the image decoding stuff to a new file (decode.ts)

Version 2.1.2

• Fixed incorrect unpng version which broke the whole module

Version 2.1.1

• Fixed #2 (type errors to do with raw files)

Version 2.1.0

• Added rawFile and rawPixels, which you can use to pass in raw data to produce the image, rather than providing a file with path.

Version 2.0.0

• Added a high(er) resolution image mode, and changed the API a bit to accommodate this.
• Characters such as emojis that have non-standard width now work (mostly--there is still problems with modifier characters such as emoji skin tones and some other minor bugs I need to squash)

Version 1.1.0

• Added basic support for all Unicode characters
• Added --help and --version commands

Version 1.0.1

• Finished documentation in README
• Added jsdoc documentation
• Formatted files with deno fmt
• Updated std to 0.77.0

Version 1.0.0

No major changes. There is now proper documentation for how to .use the module and CLI tool.

Version 0.2.0

• PNG/JPG file format is now automatically detected. (No need for file extensions anymore.)
• Added shortened CLI flags (such as -c for --color) and added some extremely basic documentation in the README on it.
• You can now use an array of strings for the character map if you are importing the module (not when using the CLI tool).