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monscii

v1.0.17

Published

Convert images to ASCII art in the browser using TypeScript.

Downloads

1,275

Readme

Monscii

npm version License: MIT

Monscii, lightweight library that converts videos and images into ASCII directly in the browser. Only dependency is typescript. Contributions are welcome.

Why?, to place cool ascii art & video in the web. Inspired by midjourney's homepage.

Usage

Image to ascii:

import Monscii from 'monscii';

const converter = new Monscii();
const imageSrc = 'path/to/your/image.jpg';
const targetElement = document.getElementById('ascii-art');

converter.convertImageToASCII(imageSrc, {
  width: 100,
  targetElement,
  charSet: ' .,:;i1tfLCG08@',
}).catch(error => {
  console.error('Error converting image to ASCII:', error);
});

Video to ascii:

import Monscii from 'monscii';

const converter = new Monscii();
const videoSrc = 'path/to/your/video.mp4';
const targetElement = document.getElementById('ascii-video');

converter.convertVideoToASCII(videoSrc, {
  width: 80,
  targetElement,
  charSet: ' .,:;i1tfLCG08@',
}).catch(error => {
  console.error('Error converting video to ASCII:', error);
});

Options

Both convertImageToASCII and convertVideoToASCII methods accept an options object with the following properties:

  • width (number): The width of the ASCII art in characters. Defaults to 100.
  • targetElement (HTMLElement): The DOM element where the ASCII art will be rendered. Defaults to document.body.
  • charSet (string): A string of characters used for ASCII mapping. Characters are mapped from darkest to lightest. Defaults to ' .,:;i1tfLCG08@'.

API Reference

Monscii Class

convertImageToASCII

Converts an image to ASCII art and appends it to the specified target element.

Syntax:

convertImageToASCII(
  imageSrc: string | File,
  options?: ASCIIOptions
): Promise<void>

Parameters:

  • imageSrc: The source of the image. Can be a URL or a File object.
  • options: An optional object containing conversion options.

Returns:

  • A Promise that resolves when the conversion is complete.

Example:

converter.convertImageToASCII('image.jpg', {
  width: 120,
  targetElement: document.getElementById('ascii-art'),
});

convertVideoToASCII

Converts a video to ASCII art and streams it in real-time to the specified target element.

Syntax:

convertVideoToASCII(
  videoSrc: string,
  options?: ASCIIOptions
): Promise<void>

Parameters:

  • videoSrc: The source of the video as a URL.
  • options: An optional object containing conversion options.

Returns:

  • A Promise that resolves when the video starts playing.

Example:

converter.convertVideoToASCII('video.mp4', {
  width: 80,
  targetElement: document.getElementById('ascii-video'),
});