lecram / congif
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convert script(1) output to GIF
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congif ====== This is an experimental tool that generates GIF animations of console sessions. Like scriptreplay(1), it reads the output of script(1), including timing information. Unlike scriptreplay(1), congif parses the session dialogue and encodes it as a GIF animation that can be viewed on graphical programs (e.g. web browsers). Limitations ----------- Only dialogues generated for the Linux console can be correctly parsed by congif. This means that if your $TERM environment variable is not "linux" then it probably won't work. You can manually set $TERM when calling script(1), but then your terminal may not work correctly while the session is recorded. It's recommended that you record your sessions on the Linux console itself, or on a terminal emulator that is compatible with console_codes(4). congif needs to know the terminal size used during the execution of script(1) and this size must be constant per session (i.e. if you resize the terminal while recording a session, congif won't work). By default, congif assumes that the terminal size of the session is equal to the current terminal size. Use the options -w and -h if you need to specify a different size. Building -------- A C99 compiler is needed. There are no library dependencies. $ make Usage ----- congif [options] timings dialogue timings: File generated by script(1)'s -t option dialogue: File generated by script(1)'s regular output options: -o output File name of GIF output -m maxdelay Maximum delay, as in scriptreplay(1) -d divisor Speedup, as in scriptreplay(1) -l count GIF loop count (0 = infinite loop) -f font File name of MBF font to use -h lines Terminal height -w columns Terminal width -c on|off Show/hide cursor -q Quiet mode (don't show progress bar) -v Verbose mode (show parser logs) Fonts ----- For simplicity, congif uses a custom font format, MBF. The font misc-fixed [1], included in this distribution, is used by default. For more information on the MBF format, see the mbf-util [2] project. It includes a bdf2mbf tool that converts fonts from the popular BDF format to the MBF format. Examples -------- Recording a session: $ script -t 2> foo.t foo.d Generating a GIF file with defaults (creates "con.gif"): $ congif foo.t foo.d Generating a faster version: $ congif -d3 -m1 -o fast.gif foo.t foo.d Copying ------- All of the source code and documentation for congif is released into the public domain and provided without warranty of any kind. Links ----- [1] http://www.cl.cam.ac.uk/~mgk25/ucs-fonts.html [2] https://github.com/lecram/mbf-util
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