Share terminal sessions as razor-sharp animated SVG everywhere
Example generated with
svg-term --cast 113643 --out examples/parrot.svg --frame --no-cursor --from=4500
- 💄 Render asciicast to animated SVG
- 🌐 Share asciicasts everywhere (sans JS)
- 🤖 Style with common color profiles
npm install -g svg-term-cli
Generate the parrot.svg example from asciicast
svg-term --cast=113643 --out examples/parrot.svg --frame
$ svg-term --help
Usage
$ svg-term [options]
Options
--at timestamp of frame to render in ms [number]
--cast asciinema cast id to download [string], required if no stdin provided
--frame wether to frame the result with an application window [boolean]
--from lower range of timeline to render in ms [number]
--height height in lines [number]
--help print this help [boolean]
--no-cursor disable cursor rendering [boolean]
--no-optimize disable svgo optimization [boolean]
--out output file, emits to stdout if omitted
--padding distance between text and image bounds
--padding-x distance between text and image bounds on x axis
--padding-y distance between text and image bounds on y axis
--profile terminal profile file to use [file], requires --term
--term terminal profile format, requires [iterm2, xrdb, xresources, terminator, konsole, terminal, remmina, termite, tilda, xcfe] --profile
--to upper range of timeline to render in ms [number]
--width width in columns [number]
Examples
$ echo rec.json | svg-term
$ svg-term --cast 113643
$ svg-term --cast 3 --from 4000 --to 6000 --out nyan.svg
$ svg-term --cast rfS1M5ynKm1hGaBqJYJj0mGCi --at 40000 --out jsvu.svg
Replace GIF asciicast recordings where you can not use the asciinema player, e.g. README.md files on GitHub and the npm registry.
The image at the top of this README is an example. See how sharp the text looks, even when you zoom in? That’s because it’s an SVG!
- asciinema/asciinema - Terminal session recorder
- derhuerst/asciicast-to-svg - Render frames of Asciicasts as SVGs
- marionebl/svg-term - Render asciicast to animated SVG
- marionebl/term-schemes - Parse and normalize common terminal emulator color schemes
Copyright 2017. Released under the MIT license.