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A cross-platform command-line tool to convert images into ascii art and print them on the console. Now supports braille art!

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When converting images shot on a smartphone in portrait mode, the output is rotated anti-clockwise by 90°. This might have to do with the image metadata not being read properly,...

``` bash --> ascii-image-converter image.png -C Error: unable to open file: open image.png: no such file or directory ``` The file exists but the ```ascii-image-converter``` can't find it

It's not a large deal, you can just sed it off, but imo it really shouldn't be sent through pipes, makes it a bit annoying to pipe it into your...

Having aic_package.Convert handle opening local files or fetching remote files seems like it should be out of scope for a function that's just named Convert. Having it (or another function)...

I am using the go library where a terminal isn't available. It works fine without color, but is throwing error when I set color flag to true Error: ``` your...

I want to use ascii-image-converter to show image preview in ranger. But ranger does not support true color, so the preview in ranger looks wired. I hope i can choose...

See: Using standard range iteration writes the byte offset into `index` and not the character offset, thus failing to correctly index into the output map.

As a user, I would like the ability to zoom the canvas in and out, so that I can adjust the level of precision when drawing.

As a user, I would like the ability to change the character display color, so that I can use a color with more contrast in dark mode. ![image](https://github.com/TheZoraiz/ascii-image-converter/assets/1058837/bca802de-6f03-4718-9c0a-769399818ffa)