ascii-tty-hs

ASCII images converter and player implemented in Haskell using friday and JuicyPixels library

Demonstration

Usage

ascii-tty-hs takes all images from folder (./frames by default) with names consist of numbers and orders it in ascending order. Then, it scales image to console window size with maximum value of 101 symbol for console height. If console supports ANSI, it will print image symbol with according color. After pause (1 second by default), it will go to the next image from list

Commands

ascii-tty-hs has only command - run. It will start the program

Flags

• -f/--frames <PATH> - set path for images folder
• --pause/-p <time in ms> - set timeout after image printing
• --start/-s <N> - start showing images at Nth frame
• --shuffle - flag for shuffling images after full list pass

Building

If you don't have stack, you can build binary file in Docker using Docker buildX plugin:

make build
# you will find binary in deployment folder