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viu
Description
A small command-line application to view images from the terminal written in Rust. It uses lower half blocks (▄ or \u2584) to fit 2 pixels into a single cell by adjusting foreground and background colours accordingly.
Features (see Usage):
- Animated GIF support
- Accept media through stdin
- Custom dimensions
Installation
From source
Installation from source requires a local Rust environment.
git clone https://github.com/atanunq/viu.git
# Build & Install
cd viu/
cargo install --path .
# Use
viu img/giphy.gif
Or without cloning:
cargo install viu
Binary
A precompiled binary can be downloaded from the release page.
Packages
Arch Linux
There is an AUR package available for Arch Linux.
Usage
Ctrl-C was pressed to stop the GIFs.
Examples:
viu img/giphy.gif
viu img/*
The shell will expand the wildcard above and viu will display all the images in the folder one after the other. For a more informative output when dealing with folders the flag -n could be used.
When viu
receives only one file and it is GIF, it will be displayed over and over until Ctrl-C is pressed. However, when couple of files are up for display (second example) the GIF will be displayed only once.
Aspect Ratio
If no flags are supplied to viu it will try to get the size of the terminal where it was invoked. If it succeeds it will fit the image and preserve the aspect ratio. The aspect ratio will be changed only if both options -w and -h are used together.
Command line options
USAGE:
viu [FLAGS] [OPTIONS] <FILE>...
FLAGS:
-m, --mirror Display a mirror of the original image
-n, --name Output the name of the file before displaying
-v, --verbose Output what is going on
OPTIONS:
-h, --height <height> Resize the image to a provided height
-w, --width <width> Resize the image to a provided width
ARGS:
<FILE>... The image to be displayed