A simple image renderer & editor for the terminal using the .pci filetype
Project description
Pixel Console Image Renderer, Editor & Module
A simple renderer for images in the terminal using the .pci file format
Installation & Usage
Installing Via PyPI
Run this command to install PCI
$ pip install pci
Then to run PCI, run the following in your terminal
$ pci
Installing Via GitHub
$ git clone https://github.com/El1teWatermelonGames/pci.git
$ cd pci
$ python setup.py install
Then to run PCI, run the following in your terminal
$ pci
Usage in code
Rendering an image file
To render an existing image file you have to use the renderImage() function
image.pci
FFF000FFF00FFF
F0F00F000000F0
FFF00F000000F0
F0000F000000F0
F00000FFF00FFF
example.py
from pci.rem import renderImage
renderImage("image.pci")
Rendering image data
This time you reformat the image yourself as a list in python & put it through a seperate function, renderData()
example.py
from pci.rem import renderData
image = [
"FFF000FFF00FFF",
"F0F00F000000F0",
"FFF00F000000F0",
"F0000F000000F0",
"F00000FFF00FFF"
]
renderData(image)
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