Python scripts for creating ascii arts and uploading it to your GitHub repository given by url,
so you can tweak your repo not only with excellent README but even by adding THIS AMAZING FEATURE
to impress everyone visiting your repo.
Unfortunately, font that GitHub uses have different character's width for each character so most of ASCII arts won't look good enough.
Therefore, I made also scripts for creating ascii arts with these characters that have the same width: █ ▓ ▒ ░.
Result:
Given image:
Result:
You can (probably) see this result by yourself here.
To use it you have to install packages from requirements.txt file.
According to what I mentioned earlier, I recommend you to create new ascii art with my scripts and don't use ascii arts gotten from somewhere else.
You can use make_ascii_art.py to draw your simple ascii art by yourself.
You just have to specify size of ascii art and size of window for drawing.
Click LMB to draw black and RMB to drwa white.
The result will be saved in ascii_art.txt file.
The ascii art created this way is composed of only two different characters.
You can use convert_image_to_ascii_art.py to convert given image to ascii art.
You just have to specify width of ascii art and path to the image.
The result will be saved in ascii_art.txt file.
The ascii art created this way is composed of four different characters.
Use ascii_art_github_commits.py to push fake commits that contain lines of ascii art from ascii_art.txt to remote repo.
You only have to specify the url adres of your repo. You can use url adress of existing repo that already contains files or completely fresh repo without any files.
You can use delete_last_x_commits.py to delete fake commits created for ascii art and force to push changes to remote repo.
You only have to specify the url adres of your repo and number of last commits you want to delete.
Please be careful to not delete other commits you don't want to delete!
The project was inspired by this repository.