Versatile ASCII and ANSI Art text editor for drawing in the Linux/Unix/macOS terminal, with animation, 256 and 16 colors, Unicode and CP437, and customizable themes
Turn your idle shell into a visual playground with this collection of Bash screensavΒers
ππ± Authentic Nokia 3310 Snake Xenzia recreation with enhanced visuals, nostalgic boot sequence, and immersive terminal experience. Features realistic phone frame, animated snake, level progression, and true-to-original gameplay mechanics.
Simple app that draws boxes to terminal using ASCII or UTF8 chars
Mandelbrot set visualization for terminal emulators
π¨ PS Color Scripts Enhanced w/ Caching and Cross-Platform PowerShell Support
Python aquarium built with curses
CLI utility to paste (or copy to clipboard) random (or specefic) boykisser ASCII art in your terminal. - i know what you are.
img2ansi is a high-performance image-to-ANSI converter built for developers who want to bring visual elements to the command line. It supports 24-bit color, animations, real-time processing, and seamless integration with both Node.js and browser environments. Perfect for CLI tools, terminal dashboards, ASCII art projects, and more.
Simple project that converts images and videos into beautiful art in your terminal.
Fire up your windows terminal with some colors!
CLI utility to paste (or copy to clipboard) random (or specefic) boykisser ASCII art in your terminal. - i know what you are.
Repository of abstract ASCII art and visual cyphers. Patterns, structures, and symbolic representations using only text characters. Terminal-native aesthetics.
π Set off fireworks in your terminal!
a project for Advanced Programming S98 at University of Tehran ~ TAs' Solution
Create your own 2D Map pixel by pixel and download a CSV file useful to reproduce it on a Terminal via ANSI colors.
Some random stuff I made with Python
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