#Ansifilter license#

Originally I had tried to leverage argparse's built in help text behavior. I created a command line interface with argparse. The ANSI art file formats BIN, XBIN and TND cannot be read from stdin.Īfter an hour googling, I can't find anybody who has had anything resembling this issue besides myself. Parsing XBIN files overrides -art-width, -art-height and -map options.

#Ansifilter license#

v, -version Print version and license info art-height Set ANSI art height (default 150) art-width Set ANSI art width (default 80) art-tundra Parse Tundra ANSI art (HTML output, no stdin) art-bin Parse BIN/XBIN ANSI art (HTML output, no stdin) art-cp437 Parse codepage 437 ANSI art (HTML and RTF output) derived-styles Output dynamic stylesheets (HTML/SVG) wrap-no-numbers Omit line numbers of wrapped lines (assumes -l) no-version-info Omit version info comment p, -plain Ignore ANSI formatting information

s, -font-size= Set HTML/RTF/SVG font size r, -style-ref= Set HTML/TeX/LaTeX/SVG stylesheet path m, -map= Read color mapping file (see README)

l, -line-numbers Print line numbers in output file k, -ignore-clear(=0) Do not adhere to clear (ESC K) commands (default: true)

F, -font= Set HTML/RTF/SVG font face

f, -fragment Omit HTML header and footer

e, -encoding= Set HTML/RTF encoding (must match input file encoding)

d, -doc-title Set HTML/LaTeX/SVG document title a, -anchors(=self) Add HTML line anchors (opt: self referencing, assumes -l) t, -tail Continue reading after end-of-file (like tail -f)

O, -outdir= Name of output directory

Invocation: ansifilter.Īnsifilter handles text files containing ANSI terminal escape codes.