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Everything is very simple: you either download a picture file or specify its link when running a python script, and output you get a text file, and you can immediately view on the command line how it will look the result of your conversion.
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Everything is very simple: you either download a picture file or specify its link when running a python script, andoutput you get a text file, and you can immediately view on the command line how it will lookthe result of your conversion.
Clone the repository or download the archive from github or using the following commands on the command line
$ cmd$ git clone https://github.com/BEPb/image_to_ascii$ cd image_to_ascii
- Install dependencies from a file, for this, enter the following code in the command line:
$ pip3 install -r requirements.txt
- general form of program launch:
$ python3 img_to_txt_rus.py [file/url] [size]
- arguments:
[file/url]: Local file path or online image URL.[size]: The width of the output txt imagein characters - an integer, The larger the size, the clearer the picture.
$ python3 img_to_txt.py https://i.postimg.cc/t4Cmn7wC/py.png
By executing this command, you will get a file in the current 'texts' folder namedout.txt
and you will see the output of the line in the console:
The principle is similar, except that the resulting text file does not exist.
cd C:\Users\root\PycharmProjects\image_to_ascii python video_to_txt.py animations\filin.gif 150
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Everything is very simple: you either download a picture file or specify its link when running a python script, and output you get a text file, and you can immediately view on the command line how it will look the result of your conversion.