Ascii Art
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A console-oriented weather forecast service that delivers weather data via curl, HTTP, and various output formats.
A simple cross-platform C++ library for building functional-style terminal user interfaces.
A Node.js vector tile renderer that displays interactive world maps in terminal using Braille and ASCII characters.
A terminal-based weather client that displays forecasts with ASCII art icons and configurable units.
A command line tool that recreates the famous data decryption effect from the 1992 movie Sneakers.
A terminal-based screensaver that simulates the iconic falling green code effect from The Matrix movie.
A terminal-based screensaver that simulates the iconic falling green code effect from The Matrix movie.
Display animated party parrots in your terminal using a simple curl command.
Convert ASCII diagram scribbles into clean, scalable SVG graphics.
A terminal visual effects engine and Python library for creating inline animations like Matrix rain, decrypt, and beams.
A Steam Locomotive animation that runs across your terminal when you accidentally type 'sl' instead of 'ls'.
A lightweight Go package for creating ASCII line graphs in command-line applications with zero dependencies.
A terminal weather app with ASCII animations driven by real-time weather data.
A browser-based roguelike dungeon crawler with ASCII graphics, procedurally generated content, and built with Dart.
A terminal-based star map that displays real-time celestial positions of stars, planets, and constellations using ASCII rendering.
A command-line tool for displaying stylized ANSI fonts in the terminal with colors, gradients, and alignment.
A Node.js package that provides a collection of cool ASCII/Unicode faces for use in CLI, Node.js, or client-side JavaScript programs.
A Node.js library for creating customizable boxes and borders around terminal output.
A pure Python port of FIGlet that renders ASCII text into ASCII art fonts.
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