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text-ttr

v1.0.2

Published

Creates illusion image that can only be read when you tilt your screen.

Downloads

15

Readme

TextTTR

NodeJS library that creates illusion image that can only be read when you tilt your screen

Installation

Note

  • It uses node-gd as dependency, and node-gd require libgd that currently doesn't supports windows systems.

On Debian/Ubuntu

$ sudo apt-get install libgd-dev
$ npm i text-ttr

On RHEL/CentOS

$ sudo yum install gd-devel
$ npm i text-ttr

On Mac OS/X

Using Homebrew

$ brew install pkg-config gd
$ npm i text-ttr

On Mac OS/X

...or using MacPorts

$ sudo port install pkgconfig gd2
$ npm i text-ttr

Windows

  • I am not sure, but if there is some method to install libgd on windows then it would work fine on windows too.

Usage

Simple usage

const textTTR = require("text-ttr");
let img = textTTR({ text1: "TextTTR"})); // returns base64 image
console.log(img); // data:image/png;base64,iVBORw0KGgoAAAANSUhEU...

Advanced Usage

const textTTR = require("text-ttr");
let img = textTTR({
  text1: "TextTTR",
  text2: "Illusion",
  type: "png",
  bgColor: "#000",
  textColor: "#f00",
}); // return randomly generated image name
console.log(img); // file_name.png

OR

const textTTR = require("text-ttr");
let img = textTTR({
  text1: "TextTTR",
  text2: "Illusion",
  type: "png",
  bgColor: "#000",
  textColor: "#f00",
  file: "my_illusion_image.png",
}); // return filename i.e. my_illusion_image.png
console.log(img); // my_illusion_image.png

API

textTTR(options);

Options

text1 (Required) : Primary text written on image. text2 (Optional) : Secondary text written on image. type (Optional) : Type of image output. It can contain two values i.e. "b64" or "png". (Default: "b64") bgColor (Optional) : Background color of image. Hex color string can be passed. (Default: "#ffffff") textColor (Optional) : Text color written on image. Hex color string can be passed. (Default: "#000000") file (Optional) : Specify the output image full path when type:"png" is passed. (Example, file: "path/to/any/folder/illusion.png"). If you do not pass this when type:"png" then the ouput image automatically created with some random name in current folder.

Misc

Any contribution on this library will be appreciated. If you have any feature idea related to this library or you are facing any issue, then just create issue on github and I will try to fix it soon.