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marionebl / svg-term-cli

Share terminal sessions via SVG and CSS
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term and profile seems not work. #58

Closed liudonghua123 closed 4 years ago

liudonghua123 commented 4 years ago

I want to change the look and feel of the generated svg. I executed the following command

svg-term --cast=udUD5QeJ5dBk0dF8fQsiyyppy --out quickstart1.svg --window

and 

svg-term --cast=udUD5QeJ5dBk0dF8fQsiyyppy --out quickstart2.svg --window --term iterm2 --profile  "Afterglow.itermcolors"

The Afterglow.itermcolors profile was download from https://github.com/mbadolato/iTerm2-Color-Schemes/tree/master/schemes, but the generated two files are the same.

I read the readme, but could not find how to use term and profile options.

marionebl commented 4 years ago

You'll want to install the Afterglow scheme in iTerm and then execute the command like this. Documentation could be clearer about this, also so #38 and #41.

svg-term --cast=udUD5QeJ5dBk0dF8fQsiyyppy --out quickstart2.svg --window --term iterm2 --profile  "Afterglow"

Produces the following cast according to my tests https://gist.github.com/marionebl/542f51bbce9d058a8243d27902b4c696

Let me know if this works for you.

liudonghua123 commented 4 years ago

You'll want to install the Afterglow scheme in iTerm and then execute the command like this. Documentation could be clearer about this, also so #38 and #41.

svg-term --cast=udUD5QeJ5dBk0dF8fQsiyyppy --out quickstart2.svg --window --term iterm2 --profile  "Afterglow"

Produces the following cast according to my tests https://gist.github.com/marionebl/542f51bbce9d058a8243d27902b4c696

Let me know if this works for you.

If I not use iTerm, like cmd in windows, then it will not work as expected?

marionebl commented 4 years ago

Ah, for this case you can actually use a local file as per 

svg-term --cast=udUD5QeJ5dBk0dF8fQsiyyppy --out quickstart2.svg --window --term iterm2 --profile  "./Afterglow.itermcolors"

Note the ./ needs to be in the file name

liudonghua123 commented 4 years ago

@marionebl Hi, I tried your solution, but still got the same svg file. Is there any relation with the windows cmd terminal. Or it does not support cmd.

marionebl commented 4 years ago

Sorry, can't test on windows as I don't have access to a installation of it.