img2text

img2text

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 img2text

Image-to-text converter

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(The above image was generated by this program with an option `-s 25`.)

USAGE:
    img2text [OPTIONS] <FILE>

ARGS:
    <FILE>
            The image to process

FLAGS:
    -d, --dither
            Apply dithering to preserve the gray shades. Incompatible with `-i
            edge-canny`

    -h, --help
            Prints help information

    -V, --version
            Prints version information


OPTIONS:
    -w <cell-width>
            The width of output characters, only used when `-s` is given without
            `!` [default: 0.45]

        --dither-contrast <dither-contrast>
            Choose the contrast enhancing technique to use for dithering
            [default: median-quant] [possible values: none, median-quant,
            equalize]

        --canny-high-threshold <edge-canny-high-threshold>
            A parameter for the Canny edge detector (`-i edge-canny`).

            Edges with a strength higher than the high threshold will always
            appear as edges in the output image. [default: 20]

        --canny-low-threshold <edge-canny-low-threshold>
            A parameter for the Canny edge detector (`-i edge-canny`).

            Edges with a strength higher than the low threshold will appear in
            the output image if there are strong edges nearby. [default: 10]

    -i <input-ty>
            Specifies how to interpret the input image [default: auto] [possible
            values: auto, wob, bow, edge-canny]

    -s <out-size>
            The output size, measured in character cells or percents (e.g.,
            `80`, `80x40`, `80x40!`, `-80x40`, `100%`). [default: downscale to
            terminal size (if the output is a terminal) or 100% (otherwise)]

            - 80: Fit within 80x80 character cells

            - 80x40: Fit within 80x40 character cells, upscaling as necessary

            - -80x40: Fit within 80x40 character cells, only downscaling

            - 80x40!: Fit to 80x40 character cells, not maintaining the aspect
            ratio

            - 150%: Scale by 150%. The actual output size depends on the glyph
            set being used; for example, `2x3` maps each 2x3 block to one
            character.

    -g <style>
            The glyph set to use [default: braille] [possible values: slc, 
            ms2x3, 1x1, 1x2, 2x2, 2x3, braille]

Installation

Stellen Sie zunächst sicher, dass Rustup oder Rost 1.49.0 oder später installiert ist. Führen Sie dann den folgenden Befehl aus:

 cargo install img2text

Dadurch wird img2text die CLI -App zu ~/.cargo/bin oder an einem anderen Ort in Ihrem System kompiliert und installiert.

Empfohlene Schriftart

Fairfax HD kann alle Zeichen (insbesondere Symbole für Legacy Computing) anzeigen, die von diesem Programm generiert werden.

img2text im Web

https://img2text.yvt.jp ist eine statische einseitige Website.

Entwicklung

Voraussetzungen:

• wasm-pack
• cargo-license
• extrude-licenses
• Binary
• Rostup
• Weniger
• Fonttools
• ... oder verwenden Sie einfach NIX und führen Sie nix develop um alle zu installieren
• ( Optional ) cargo-watch

 cd web
make
python -m http.server

Kontinuierlich wieder aufbauen:

 cd web/static
python -m http.server &
cd ..
cargo watch -s make -i static

img2text in Ihrer App

Fügen Sie Folgendes in die Cargo.toml -Datei Ihrer App hinzu:

[ dependencies ]
img2text = { version = " 0.1.0 " , default-features = false }