Terminal Graphics
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A modern, configurable terminal-based MPD client with album art support via various terminal image protocols.
A Neovim plugin that adds image support using Kitty's Graphics Protocol, Überzug++, or Sixel.
A C++ program that displays images directly in modern terminals using RGB ANSI codes and Unicode block graphics.
Display images and animated GIFs in the terminal using ANSI escape codes and native terminal protocols.
A Node.js library for drawing graphics in the terminal using Unicode Braille characters.
A Rust implementation of the termbox library for building terminal user interfaces.
A Python command-line tool for creating text-mode diagrams using UTF-8 characters and color palettes.
A fast, cross-platform Rust library for building modern, text-based user interfaces (TUIs) with rich widgets and full Unicode support.
A declarative terminal graphics library for OCaml that abstracts terminal programming with composable images.
A PowerShell module that plots scatter, bar, and line graphs directly in the console using ASCII/Unicode characters.
A fast terminal-based tool for realtime text scanning, regex extraction, and visualization of logs and structured data.
A Rust tool for drawing low-resolution graphs directly in the terminal for quick data analysis from logs and text files.
A zero-dependency library for generating ASCII line charts in console environments for Node.js and browsers.
A fast and modular teletext character renderer for ComputerCraft, enabling 2D graphics with 3x2 pixel blocks per terminal character.
An OOP library for creating smooth animations in Neovim using self-adjusting timers to compensate for terminal limitations.
A command-line tool that converts images to IRC/ANSI art with extensive post-processing filters and rendering modes.
Rust bindings for the BearLibTerminal library, enabling terminal-based game and application development.
A Common Lisp library for creating text-based plots in the REPL using Unicode characters.
A Mandelbrot set renderer that outputs fractal visualizations using Unicode characters in a terminal.
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