Closed rashil2000 closed 1 year ago
This can also be done with an embedded asciinema recording (Sharing & embedding). You can make the player autoplay, loop, and hide the control bar (if you want) with this CSS:
.control-bar {
display: none;
}
Thanks for the idea. asciinema looks very promising ! There is a highly customizable player that we can integrate and a Powershell recorder powersession-rs (available on scoop 😄 )
There is a highly customizable player that we can integrate and a Powershell recorder powersession-rs (available on scoop 😄 )
"Powershell" recorder might be a misnomer since it doesn't just work only in Powershell 😅
"Powershell" recorder might be a misnomer since it doesn't just work only in Powershell 😅
Yes very true, I meant a Windows recorder 😅
I have integrated asciinema-player, available on https://scoop.sh/scoopinstaller-dev.github.io/ for the installation examples.
What are your thoughts, should we use asciinema-player in other places, like the scoop search section ?
Looks great! I suggest using it in the other sections for consistency.
This solution seems to solve a different problem than I originally meant (I wanted to quickly explain to the user what an "app" means in this context, by showing examples next to the search field), but I must say that the animations look pretty
I have a quick survey for you @sitiom @JanPokorny @rashil2000
Could you check https://scoop.sh/scoopinstaller-dev.github.io/ once again and tell me what do you prefer between the following options:
I would choose loop with controls or no loop without controls but I'm interested in your feedback.
Thanks!
IMO no loop no controls is best, it looks cool and it lets you read the whole output in peace at the end
I've voted for the no loop, no controls option, but I'm not a big fan of the embed being dark themed when the background is light. Technically it should be possible to toggle the asciinema-player theme along with site theme, no?
From @JanPokorny in #10:
From @gpailler in #10: