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rayso

v1.2.1

Published

Unofficial API for ray.so that turns your code into beautiful images.

Downloads

49

Readme

Ray.so API

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This is unofficial NodeJs (JavaScript) API for ray.so that turns your code into beautiful images. Choose from a range of syntax colors, hide or show the background, and toggle between a dark and light window.

[!NOTE] This is a fork of the project rayso-api developed by s0ftik3, which is no longer maintained. I have updated the project to work with the latest version of the ray.so.

Navigation

Installing

$ npm i rayso

Usage

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({
    // parameters, if you want to customize the output
    // you'll find detailed info about parameters below
})

raySo
    .cook(`console.log('Hello, World!');`)
    .then(response => {
        // response is image buffer
    })
    .catch(err => {
        console.error(err)
    })
import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo()

Parameters

| Parameter | Default value | Type | Description | |--------------------|--------------------|------------------|------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| | title | "Untitled-1" | String | The title will be displayed on top of the code box. | | theme | "breeze" | String | There are several options of how your box will look like. Available themes: breeze, candy, crimson, falcon, meadow, midnight, raindrop, sunset | | background | true | Boolean | If disabled, it will create an image of code box only, without background. | | darkMode | true | Boolean | If disabled, it will change your theme to its light version. | | padding | 32 | String or Number | Distance between borders and code box. Available values: 16, 32, 64 and 128. | | language | "auto" | String | You better leave it auto :/ However, you can try to pass some language name and if it worked, good for you! | | localPreview | false | Boolean | If enabled, it will create example.png image file of the output in the current directory. | | localPreviewPath | current directory | String | Path to create example files. MacOS, Linux and Windows paths supported. | | debug | false | Boolean | If enabled, it will show messages in the console during code execution. |

Examples

Default output

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo()

output

Custom parameters

import RaySo, {
    CardTheme,
    CardPadding,
    CardProgrammingLanguage,
} from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({
    title: 'Custom Title',
    theme: CardTheme.CANDY,
    padding: CardPadding.md,
    language: CardProgrammingLanguage.JS,
    debug: true,
    localPreview: true,
    localPreviewPath: '/Users/akashrchandran/rayso_screenshots',
})

output

Output without background

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ background: false })

output

Themes

These are all the available themes, so far. As soon Ray.So has a new theme, it will appear here. Default theme breeze is not listed here, you saw it in the first picture of this README.

Breeze

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ theme: 'breeze' })

breeze

Mono

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ theme: 'mono' })

mono

Candy

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ theme: 'candy' })

candy

Crimson

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ theme: 'crimson' })

crimson

Falcon

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ theme: 'falcon' })

falcon

Meadow

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ theme: 'meadow' })

meadow

Midnight

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ theme: 'midnight' })

midnight

Raindrop

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ theme: 'raindrop' })

raindrop

Sunset

import RaySo from 'rayso'
const raySo = new RaySo({ theme: 'sunset' })

sunset

Credits