``` Advanced ASCII Art Generator

Usage: rascii [OPTIONS]

Arguments: Path to the image file.

Options: -w, --width Width of the output image [default: 128] -H, --height Height of the output image, if not specified, it will be calculated to keep the aspect ratio. [default: 0] -c, --color Whether to use colors in the output image. -i, --invert Inverts the weights of the characters. Useful for white backgrounds. -C, --charset Characters used to render the image, from translucent to opaque. Built-in charsets: ansi, emojis, default, russian, slight. [default: default] -h, --help Print help -V, --version Print version ```

Features

• Colored ASCII art generation using ANSI color codes.
• Custom dimensions.
• Custom characters: Supply your own charset to generate ASCII art!
• Lots of pre-included charsets.

Installation

Via Cargo

Info this is the recommended way of installing RASCII.

sh cargo install rascii_art

Manually

Warning this installation method is discouraged and only works for GNU/Linux or any other POSIX compatible systems!

git clone https://github.com/KoBruhh/RASCII && cd RASCII chmod +x install.sh ./install.sh

## Showcase

Japanese Charset

Emoji Charset

Note The emoji charset does not guarantee your outputs color will match the color of your image, this is just a coincidence that happened with Ferris.

Chinese Charset

Block Charset

Custom ASCII Charset

You can use the --charset CLI option to provide a charset to use when generating some ASCII art.

The value of this must option must go from opaque to transparent, like so:

sh rascii --charset " ░▒▓█" --color ferris.png

Note that the given charset is available as a builtin named ansi.

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