Create animated SVG from an asciicast

Usage

write_svg(
  cast,
  path,
  window = NULL,
  start_at = NULL,
  end_at = NULL,
  at = NULL,
  cursor = NULL,
  rows = NULL,
  cols = NULL,
  padding = NULL,
  padding_x = NULL,
  padding_y = NULL,
  omit_last_line = NULL,
  theme = NULL,
  show = NULL
)

Arguments

cast: asciicast object.
path: Path to the SVG file to create.
window: Render with window decorations.
start_at: Lower range of timeline to render in seconds.
end_at: Upper range of timeline to render in seconds.
at: Timestamp of single frame to render, in seconds. Alternatively it can be "end", to take a snapshot at the end of the cast, after all output is done.
cursor: Enable cursor rendering.
rows: Height in lines.
cols: Width in columns.
padding: Distance between text and image bounds.
padding_x: Distance between text and image bounds on x axis.
padding_y: Distance between text and image bounds on y axis.
omit_last_line: Whether to omit the last line of the cast. This often just the prompt, and sometimes it is not worth showing.
theme: A named list to override the default theme (see default_theme()).
show: Whether to show the SVG file on the screen, in the viewer pane in RStudio, or in the web browser.

Examples

cast <- read_cast(system.file("examples", "hello.cast", package = "asciicast"))
svg_file <- tempfile(fileext = ".svg")
write_svg(cast, svg_file)
# \dontshow{
unlink(svg_file, recursive = TRUE)
# }

Create animated SVG from an asciicast

Usage

Arguments

See also

Examples