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solarmap

v0.1.12

Published

Solar system in your terminal!

Downloads

1,096

Readme

Solar Map

Solar Map is a solar system simulation in your terminal, using a high-performance custom rendering engine to display any content directly in the terminal. It leverages a partial content update mechanism to achieve high FPS and eliminate screen flickering, ensuring smooth animations and a responsive experience.

Usage

The application runs in the terminal and renders an animated simulation of the solar system. The simulation updates in real-time, with adjustable frame rate and interactive controls.

To start the Solar Map simulation, use:

npx solarmap

Demo

Watch demo video on YouTube!

Demo gif

Controls

  • Arrow Up (↑): Increase FPS.
  • Arrow Down (↓): Decrease FPS.
  • 'S' Key: Toggle sound on/off.
  • 'O' Key: Toggle orbit visibility.
  • 'H' Key: Toggle celestial body names visibility.
  • Ctrl + C: Exit the application.

Configuration

You can also launch the application with the following flags:

  • --sound: Enable sound playback.
  • --fps xx: Set a custom starting FPS.
  • --no-orbits: Disable the display of orbits.
  • --hints: Enable the display of celestial body names.

You can combine multiple flags as needed:

npx solarmap --fps 30 --sound --no-orbits --hints

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.