textual-image renders images directly in your terminal using Textual and Rich.
textual-image offers both Rich renderables and Textual Widgets that leverage the
Terminal Graphics Protocol (TGP) and Sixel protocols to display images in your
terminal. For terminals that don't support these protocols, fallback rendering
using Unicode characters is available.
Supported Terminals:
- Terminal Graphics Protocol (TGP): Initially introduced by the Kitty terminal
emulator. While support is partially available in other terminals, it doesn't
seem to be really usable there.
- Sixel Graphics: Supported by various terminal emulators including xterm and a
lot of others.
NOTE: If this package has multiple flavors (see below), then use one of them instead of the name specified above. NOTE: This is a Python port. Instead of py312-textual-image listed in the above command, you can pick from the names under the Packages section.
===> The following configuration options are available for py312-textual-image-0.14.3:
NUMPY=off: NumPy mathematical computing support
TEXTUAL=off: Textual support
===> Use 'make config' to modify these settings
textproc/py-textual-image: Add py-textual-image 0.8.4
textual-image renders images directly in your terminal using Textual and Rich.
textual-image offers both Rich renderables and Textual Widgets that leverage the
Terminal Graphics Protocol (TGP) and Sixel protocols to display images in your
terminal. For terminals that don't support these protocols, fallback rendering
using Unicode characters is available.
Supported Terminals:
- Terminal Graphics Protocol (TGP): Initially introduced by the Kitty terminal
emulator. While support is partially available in other terminals, it doesn't
seem to be really usable there.
- Sixel Graphics: Supported by various terminal emulators including xterm and a
lot of others.