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img2ascii

Image to ASCII-Converter

build instructions

Execute stack build. Result is then in your .stack-work/dist/$system/$cabal/build/img2ascii/ folder. Replace $system and $cabal according to your installation.

Alternatively you can install the program with stack install to ~/.local/img2ascii or for all users (if stack install is invoked as root).

Three true-color example images in the resolution of 225x65, 225x65 and 100x40 are included. To view them just type cat image1.img in a suitable (aka TrueColor) terminal.

One 256-color example is also included. Type cat rose_256.img to view that.

example

rose-image