GitHub - vibheksoni/img2ansi: img2ansi is a high-performance image-to-ANSI converter built for developers who want to bring visual elements to the command line. It supports 24-bit color, animations, real-time processing, and seamless integration with both Node.js and browser environments. Perfect for CLI tools, terminal dashboards, ASCII art projects, and more.

🚀 Convert images to stunning ANSI art for terminals and browsers

✨ Born from the need to render images in CLI applications with style

🎬 Watch img2ansi transform images into stunning terminal art in real-time!

Showcase Gallery

🎨 See img2ansi in Action

🖼️ High-Quality Images
_{Perfect reproduction with 24-bit color}

🎬 Terminal Animations
_{Smooth video-to-terminal conversion}

🎮 Game Sprites
_{Pixel-perfect game assets}

Output Quality: Perfect
Width: 80 characters
Processing: ~300ms
Colors: 24-bit RGB

Frame Rate: 12 FPS
Resolution: 60x30
Format: Terminal sequences
Loop: Continuous

Precision: Pixel-perfect
Size: 16x16 characters
Style: Retro gaming
Response: Real-time

🎯 Use Case Examples

CLI Applications:

Image previews in file managers
Logo displays in terminal apps
Progress indicators with graphics

Web Applications:

Retro-style image galleries
ASCII art generators
Terminal emulators

Creative Projects:

Digital art installations
ASCII video players
Text-based games

Why img2ansi?

🎯 Purpose-Built

Created specifically for CLI applications requiring rich visual feedback and terminal-based image display

⚡ High Performance

Optimized algorithms for real-time processing with configurable quality levels

🌐 Universal

Works seamlessly across browsers, Node.js, and all major platforms

Key Features

🎨 Core Capabilities

Feature	Description	Benefits
🖼️ High-Quality Conversion	Advanced color quantization with 24-bit support	Crystal-clear ANSI art reproduction
🔄 Multiple Quality Levels	Perfect, High, Medium, Low settings	Balance between quality and performance
📂 Flexible Input Sources	URLs, Files, Buffers, paths, raw pixel data	Works with any image source
🎯 Smart Scaling	Intelligent aspect ratio preservation	Perfect proportions maintained

🎬 Advanced Features

Feature	Description	Benefits
🎬 Animation Support	Multi-frame conversion for video-to-terminal	Create stunning terminal animations
⏱️ Frame Rate Control	1-60 FPS configurable playback	Smooth animation control
🌐 Cross-Platform	Browser + Node.js compatibility	Universal deployment
🎨 HTML Rendering	Convert ANSI to styled HTML	Web-friendly display

🛠️ Developer Tools

Feature	Description	Benefits
📟 Printf Generation	Terminal-ready command output	Direct terminal integration
🔧 TypeScript Support	Full type definitions included	Enhanced development experience
⚡ Real-time Processing	Optimized for live applications	Responsive user interfaces
📊 Comprehensive API	Extensive methods for all use cases	Complete functionality coverage

Live Demo

🌐 Try it Online

Interactive Features:

📁 Drag & Drop Upload - Simply drag images onto the page
⚙️ Real-time Quality Adjustment - See changes instantly
🎨 Live ANSI Preview - Rendered terminal output
📋 One-click Command Copy - Ready-to-use printf commands
🎬 Animation Support - Upload multiple images for animations
🔧 Custom Settings - Width, height, and quality controls

💡 Quick Test

🌐 Online Demo: Try it instantly at vibhek.com/img2ansi

💻 Local Setup:

# Clone and try immediately
git clone https://github.com/vibheksoni/img2ansi.git
cd img2ansi
open index.html  # Or double-click to open in browser

Installation

🎯 Choose Your Integration Method

🌐 Browser Integration

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <script src="Lib/img2ansi.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
    <script>
        const img2ansi = new Img2Ansi();
        // Ready to use!
    </script>
</body>
</html>

🖥️ Node.js Integration

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/vibheksoni/img2ansi.git
cd img2ansi

# Install dependencies
npm install canvas  # For enhanced processing

const NodeImg2Ansi = require('./Lib/img2ansi.node');
const img2ansi = new NodeImg2Ansi();

Quick Start

🎯 Get Started in 30 Seconds

🌐 Browser Usage

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
    <script src="Lib/img2ansi.js"></script>
</head>
<body>
    <input type="file" id="imageInput" accept="image/*">
    <div id="preview"></div>

    <script>
        // Initialize with default settings
        const img2ansi = new Img2Ansi({
            escChar: '\u001b',
            lineEnding: '\n',
            quality: 'high'
        });

        // Handle file selection
        document.getElementById('imageInput').addEventListener('change', async (event) => {
            const file = event.target.files[0];
            if (file) {
                try {
                    // Convert to ANSI art
                    const ansiArt = await img2ansi.fromFile(file, {
                        width: 80,
                        quality: 'high'
                    });

                    // Render to HTML
                    const previewElement = document.getElementById('preview');
                    img2ansi.renderToHtml(ansiArt, previewElement);

                    // Generate terminal command
                    const printfCommand = img2ansi.toPrintfCommand(ansiArt);
                    console.log('Terminal command:', printfCommand);
                } catch (err) {
                    console.error('Conversion error:', err);
                }
            }
        });
    </script>
</body>
</html>

🖥️ Node.js Usage

const NodeImg2Ansi = require('./Lib/img2ansi.node');

// Initialize the converter
const img2ansi = new NodeImg2Ansi({
    escChar: '\u001b',
    lineEnding: '\n',
    quality: 'high'
});

async function convertImage() {
    try {
        // Convert from file path
        const ansiArt = await img2ansi.fromFilePath('path/to/image.jpg', {
            width: 80,
            quality: 'high'
        });

        // Print to console
        img2ansi.print(ansiArt);

        // Save to file
        await img2ansi.saveToFile(ansiArt, 'output.txt');

        // Generate printf command
        const printfCommand = img2ansi.toPrintfCommand(ansiArt);
        console.log('Terminal command:', printfCommand);
    } catch (err) {
        console.error('Conversion error:', err);
    }
}

convertImage();

🎬 Animation Example

// Create terminal animation from video frames
async function createAnimation() {
    const framePaths = [
        'frames/frame_0001.png',
        'frames/frame_0002.png',
        // ... more frames
    ];

    // Convert frames to ANSI
    const frames = await img2ansi.createTerminalAnimation(framePaths, {
        width: 60,
        height: 30,
        quality: 'medium'
    });

    // Play animation in terminal
    const animation = img2ansi.playTerminalAnimation(frames, {
        frameRate: 10,
        loop: true,
        clearScreen: true
    });

    // Stop after 10 seconds
    setTimeout(() => animation.stop(), 10000);
}

createAnimation();

Quality Settings

🎯 Choose the Right Quality for Your Needs

Quality	Color Depth	Scaling	Performance	Best For
🌟 Perfect	24-bit	User-defined exact dimensions	Medium	Pixel-perfect reproduction, precise layouts
🎯 High	24-bit	Smart aspect ratio preservation	Good	General purpose, best visual quality
⚖️ Medium	Quantized 24-bit	Smart scaling	Fast	Balanced quality/performance
⚡ Low	Heavily quantized	Smart scaling	Very Fast	Real-time processing, simple images

📋 Quality Comparison Examples

// Perfect Quality - Exact dimensions
const perfect = await img2ansi.fromFile(file, {
    width: 80,
    height: 40,
    quality: 'perfect'  // Uses exactly 80x40
});

// High Quality - Smart scaling (recommended)
const high = await img2ansi.fromFile(file, {
    width: 80,
    quality: 'high'     // Maintains aspect ratio
});

// Performance optimized
const fast = await img2ansi.fromFile(file, {
    width: 40,
    quality: 'low'      // Fast processing for real-time apps
});

Complete API Reference

🛠️ Comprehensive Method Documentation

🌐 Browser API (Img2Ansi)

Constructor

const img2ansi = new Img2Ansi(options);

Option	Type	Default	Description
`escChar`	String	`'\u001b'`	ANSI escape character
`lineEnding`	String	`'\n'`	Line ending character(s)
`quality`	String	`'high'`	Default quality setting

Core Methods

Method	Description	Returns
`convertToAnsi(params)`	Convert image to ANSI art	`String`
`renderToHtml(ansiString, element, options)`	Render ANSI as HTML	`void`
`toPrintfCommand(ansiString)`	Generate printf command	`String`

Input Methods

Method	Description	Returns
`fromUrl(url, options)`	Convert from URL	`Promise<String>`
`fromFile(file, options)`	Convert from File object	`Promise<String>`
`fromMultipleUrls(urls, options)`	Convert multiple URLs	`Promise<String[]>`
`fromMultipleFiles(files, options)`	Convert multiple files	`Promise<String[]>`

Animation Methods

Method	Description	Returns
`createAnimationFrames(sources, options)`	Create animation frames	`Promise<String[]>`
`playAnimation(frames, element, options)`	Play HTML animation	`Object`

🖥️ Node.js API (NodeImg2Ansi)

Extended Methods

Method	Description	Returns
`fromFilePath(filePath, options)`	Convert from file path	`Promise<String>`
`fromBuffer(buffer, options)`	Convert from buffer	`Promise<String>`
`saveToFile(ansiString, filePath)`	Save to file	`Promise<void>`
`print(ansiString)`	Print to console	`void`

Batch Methods

Method	Description	Returns
`fromMultipleFilePaths(paths, options)`	Convert multiple files	`Promise<String[]>`
`fromMultipleBuffers(buffers, options)`	Convert multiple buffers	`Promise<String[]>`

Terminal Animation

Method	Description	Returns
`createTerminalAnimation(framePaths, options)`	Create terminal animation	`Promise<String[]>`
`playTerminalAnimation(frames, options)`	Play in terminal	`Object`

⚙️ Options Reference

Conversion Options

const options = {
    width: 80,              // Target width in characters
    height: 40,             // Target height in rows (optional)
    quality: 'high',        // Quality level
    escChar: '\u001b',      // Escape character
    lineEnding: '\n'        // Line ending
};

Animation Options

const animationOptions = {
    frameRate: 10,          // Frames per second (1-60)
    loop: true,             // Whether to loop
    clearScreen: true       // Clear screen between frames
};

Animation Support

🎭 Create Stunning Terminal Animations

🎬 Video to Terminal Animation

Step 1: Extract Frames

# Using ffmpeg to extract frames
ffmpeg -i input.mp4 -vf "fps=10,scale=80:40" frame_%04d.png

Step 2: Convert to ANSI

const img2ansi = new NodeImg2Ansi();

async function createVideoAnimation() {
    // Get all frame files
    const framePaths = [
        'frames/frame_0001.png',
        'frames/frame_0002.png',
        // ... more frames
    ];

    // Convert to ANSI frames
    const ansiFrames = await img2ansi.createTerminalAnimation(framePaths, {
        width: 80,
        height: 40,
        quality: 'medium'
    });

    // Play animation
    const animation = img2ansi.playTerminalAnimation(ansiFrames, {
        frameRate: 10,
        loop: true,
        clearScreen: true
    });

    return animation;
}

🌀 Loading Animations

// Create a spinner animation
async function createSpinner() {
    const spinnerFrames = ['⠋', '⠙', '⠹', '⠸', '⠼', '⠴', '⠦', '⠧', '⠇', '⠏'];
    
    // Convert each character to ANSI
    const ansiFrames = spinnerFrames.map(char => 
        `\u001b[2J\u001b[H${char} Processing...`
    );

    const animation = img2ansi.playTerminalAnimation(ansiFrames, {
        frameRate: 8,
        loop: true
    });

    return animation;
}

🎮 Interactive Animations

// Animation with user controls
class AnimationController {
    constructor(frames) {
        this.frames = frames;
        this.animation = null;
    }

    play() {
        this.animation = img2ansi.playTerminalAnimation(this.frames, {
            frameRate: 12,
            loop: true
        });
        return this;
    }

    stop() {
        if (this.animation) {
            this.animation.stop();
        }
        return this;
    }

    pause() {
        // Implementation for pause functionality
        return this;
    }
}

Advanced Usage

🎯 Professional Integration Patterns

🎨 Custom Color Mapping

// Advanced color configuration
const img2ansi = new Img2Ansi({
    escChar: '\u001b',
    lineEnding: '\n',
    quality: 'high'
});

// High contrast settings for better visibility
const highContrastOptions = {
    width: 80,
    quality: 'high',
    brightness: 1.3,     // Boost brightness
    contrast: 1.2        // Increase contrast
};

const ansiArt = await img2ansi.fromFile(file, highContrastOptions);

⚡ Performance Optimization

// Real-time processing configuration
const realtimeConfig = {
    quality: 'low',       // Fast processing
    width: 40,            // Smaller dimensions
    colorDepth: 16        // Reduced color palette
};

// Batch processing optimization
const batchConfig = {
    quality: 'medium',    // Balanced quality
    width: 60,
    concurrent: 4         // Process 4 images simultaneously
};

// Memory-efficient processing
const memoryEfficientConfig = {
    quality: 'low',
    width: 30,
    streaming: true       // Process in chunks
};

🔧 CLI Integration

// CLI tool implementation
#!/usr/bin/env node

const NodeImg2Ansi = require('./Lib/img2ansi.node');
const path = require('path');

class CLI {
    constructor() {
        this.img2ansi = new NodeImg2Ansi();
    }

    async processFile(inputPath, options = {}) {
        try {
            const ansiArt = await this.img2ansi.fromFilePath(inputPath, {
                width: options.width || 80,
                quality: options.quality || 'high'
            });

            if (options.output) {
                await this.img2ansi.saveToFile(ansiArt, options.output);
                console.log(`✅ Saved to ${options.output}`);
            } else {
                this.img2ansi.print(ansiArt);
            }

            if (options.printf) {
                const command = this.img2ansi.toPrintfCommand(ansiArt);
                console.log('\n📋 Printf command:');
                console.log(command);
            }
        } catch (error) {
            console.error('❌ Error:', error.message);
            process.exit(1);
        }
    }
}

// Usage: node cli.js image.jpg --width 80 --output result.txt --printf

🌐 Web Application Integration

// React component example
import React, { useState, useCallback } from 'react';

const AnsiArtConverter = () => {
    const [ansiArt, setAnsiArt] = useState('');
    const [isProcessing, setIsProcessing] = useState(false);

    const handleFileUpload = useCallback(async (file) => {
        setIsProcessing(true);
        try {
            const img2ansi = new window.Img2Ansi({
                quality: 'high'
            });

            const result = await img2ansi.fromFile(file, {
                width: 80,
                quality: 'high'
            });

            setAnsiArt(result);
        } catch (error) {
            console.error('Conversion failed:', error);
        } finally {
            setIsProcessing(false);
        }
    }, []);

    return (
        <div className="ansi-converter">
            <input 
                type="file" 
                onChange={(e) => handleFileUpload(e.target.files[0])}
                accept="image/*"
            />
            {isProcessing && <div>Processing...</div>}
            {ansiArt && (
                <pre className="ansi-output">{ansiArt}</pre>
            )}
        </div>
    );
};

Performance Optimization

🎯 Maximize Speed and Efficiency

🚀 Real-time Applications

// Optimized for speed
const fastConfig = {
    quality: 'low',
    width: 40,
    height: 20
};

// Process with minimal delay
const ansiArt = await img2ansi.fromFile(file, fastConfig);

Performance Tips:

Use low quality for real-time
Reduce dimensions (width/height)
Process smaller images
Enable image smoothing

🎯 Batch Processing

// Process multiple images efficiently
const images = [...fileList];
const options = { width: 80, quality: 'medium' };

// Parallel processing
const results = await Promise.all(
    images.map(file => img2ansi.fromFile(file, options))
);

// Sequential processing (memory-friendly)
const results = [];
for (const file of images) {
    results.push(await img2ansi.fromFile(file, options));
}

Optimization Strategies:

Parallel vs Sequential processing
Memory management
Progress tracking
Error handling

Platform Compatibility

✅ Tested and Verified Platforms

🌐 Browsers	🖥️ Node.js	💻 Operating Systems
✅ Chrome 80+ ✅ Firefox 75+ ✅ Safari 13+ ✅ Edge 80+ ✅ Mobile browsers	✅ Node.js 12.x ✅ Node.js 14.x ✅ Node.js 16.x ✅ Node.js 18.x ✅ Node.js 20.x	✅ Windows 10/11 ✅ macOS 10.15+ ✅ Ubuntu 18.04+ ✅ Debian 10+ ✅ CentOS 7+

Performance Benchmarks

⚡ Real-world Performance Data

Image Size	Quality	Processing Time	Output Size	Use Case
1920x1080	Low	~150ms	80x40 chars	Real-time preview
1920x1080	High	~300ms	80x40 chars	Standard display
4K (3840x2160)	Perfect	~800ms	120x60 chars	High-quality output
GIF Animation (10 frames)	Medium	~1.2s	60x30 chars	Terminal animation

📊 Benchmark Details

Test Environment:

Node.js 18.17.0
16GB RAM, Intel i7-10700K
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS

Performance Tips:

Use low quality for real-time applications (< 100ms)
Use medium quality for balanced performance (< 250ms)
Use high quality for best visual results (< 500ms)
Use perfect quality for pixel-perfect reproduction

Development Setup

🛠️ Local Development

# Clone the repository
git clone https://github.com/vibheksoni/img2ansi.git
cd img2ansi

# Install dependencies
npm install

# Run examples
node examples/node-example.js

# Open browser example
open examples/browser-example.html

# Run the main demo
open index.html

🧪 Testing

# Run all tests
npm test

# Test specific functionality
node test/quality-test.js
node test/animation-test.js
node test/performance-test.js

# Browser testing
npm run test:browser

📦 Building

# Build for production
npm run build

# Minify library
npm run minify

# Generate documentation
npm run docs

Examples

🎯 Real-world Usage Examples

🎮 Game Development

// ASCII art game sprites
class GameSprite {
    constructor(imagePath) {
        this.ansiArt = null;
        this.load(imagePath);
    }

    async load(imagePath) {
        const img2ansi = new NodeImg2Ansi();
        this.ansiArt = await img2ansi.fromFilePath(imagePath, {
            width: 16,
            height: 16,
            quality: 'perfect'
        });
    }

    render(x, y) {
        // Position cursor and render sprite
        process.stdout.write(`\u001b[${y};${x}H${this.ansiArt}`);
    }
}

📊 Data Visualization

// Terminal dashboard with images
class Dashboard {
    constructor() {
        this.img2ansi = new NodeImg2Ansi();
    }

    async renderChart(chartImagePath) {
        const ansiChart = await this.img2ansi.fromFilePath(chartImagePath, {
            width: 80,
            quality: 'high'
        });

        console.clear();
        console.log('📊 System Performance Dashboard');
        console.log('═'.repeat(80));
        this.img2ansi.print(ansiChart);
        console.log('═'.repeat(80));
    }
}

🎨 Creative Applications

// ASCII art generator with effects
class ArtGenerator {
    constructor() {
        this.img2ansi = new NodeImg2Ansi();
    }

    async createAsciiPortrait(imagePath) {
        // High quality for portraits
        const portrait = await this.img2ansi.fromFilePath(imagePath, {
            width: 120,
            quality: 'perfect'
        });

        // Add artistic border
        const border = '█'.repeat(124);
        return `${border}\n${portrait}\n${border}`;
    }

    async createPixelArt(imagePath) {
        // Low quality for pixel effect
        return await this.img2ansi.fromFilePath(imagePath, {
            width: 40,
            quality: 'low'
        });
    }
}

FAQ

❓ How do I choose the right quality setting?

Quality Selection Guide:

Perfect: When you need exact dimensions and pixel-perfect reproduction
High: For general use with automatic aspect ratio preservation (recommended)
Medium: When you need good quality but faster processing
Low: For real-time applications or when speed is critical

❓ What image formats are supported?

Supported Formats:

Browser: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, SVG, BMP
Node.js: JPG, PNG, GIF, WebP, BMP, TIFF
Input Sources: File objects, URLs, Buffers, file paths, raw pixel data

❓ How do I optimize for terminal display?

Terminal Optimization Tips:

// Standard terminal (80 columns)
const terminalOptions = {
    width: 80,
    quality: 'high'
};

// Wide terminal (120+ columns)
const wideTerminalOptions = {
    width: 120,
    quality: 'high'
};

// Mobile terminal (narrow)
const mobileOptions = {
    width: 40,
    quality: 'medium'
};

❓ Can I create custom color palettes?

The library uses standard ANSI color codes. You can post-process the output to use custom color mappings or modify the quantization algorithms in the source code for specialized color palettes.

❓ How do I handle large images?

Large Image Strategies:

// Reduce dimensions for large images
const largeImageOptions = {
    width: 60,           // Smaller width
    quality: 'medium',   // Balanced processing
    timeout: 30000       // Longer timeout
};

// Progressive loading for very large images
const progressiveOptions = {
    width: 80,
    quality: 'low',      // Start with low quality
    streaming: true      // Process in chunks
};

Troubleshooting

🔧 Common Issues and Solutions

CORS Errors (Browser)

// Problem: CORS error when loading external images
// Solution: Use proper CORS headers or proxy

const img = new Image();
img.crossOrigin = 'anonymous';  // Enable CORS
img.src = 'https://example.com/image.jpg';

Canvas Module Issues (Node.js)

# Problem: Canvas module installation fails
# Solution: Install build tools

# Windows
npm install --global windows-build-tools

# macOS
xcode-select --install

# Ubuntu/Debian
sudo apt-get install build-essential libcairo2-dev libpango1.0-dev libjpeg-dev libgif-dev librsvg2-dev

Memory Issues with Large Images

// Problem: Out of memory with large images
// Solution: Reduce dimensions or process in chunks

const safeOptions = {
    width: Math.min(originalWidth, 100),
    height: Math.min(originalHeight, 100),
    quality: 'low'
};

Performance Issues

// Problem: Slow processing
// Solution: Optimize settings

const optimizedOptions = {
    width: 60,           // Reduce size
    quality: 'low',      // Faster processing
    concurrent: 1        // Reduce parallelism
};

🐞 Debug Mode

// Enable detailed logging
const img2ansi = new NodeImg2Ansi({
    debug: true,
    verbose: true
});

// Check processing stats
const stats = await img2ansi.getProcessingStats();
console.log('Processing time:', stats.processingTime);
console.log('Memory usage:', stats.memoryUsage);
console.log('Image dimensions:', stats.dimensions);

Contributing

💝 Join Our Community

We welcome contributions from developers of all skill levels!

🐛 Report Bugs

Found an issue? Create an Issue

💡 Request Features

Have an idea? Start a Discussion

🔧 Submit Code

Ready to contribute? Submit a PR

🛠️ Development Guidelines

Code Standards

Follow existing code style
Add tests for new features
Update documentation
Use meaningful commit messages

Pull Request Process

Fork the repository
Create a feature branch
Make your changes
Add tests and documentation
Submit a pull request

Testing Requirements

Unit tests for new functionality
Browser compatibility testing
Performance impact assessment
Documentation updates

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.

🎉 Free for Commercial and Personal Use

🌟 Show Your Support

If img2ansi helped you create something awesome, give it a ⭐!

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Why img2ansi?

🎯 Purpose-Built

⚡ High Performance

🌐 Universal

Table of Contents

Key Features

🎨 Core Capabilities

🎬 Advanced Features

🛠️ Developer Tools

Live Demo

🌐 Try it Online

💡 Quick Test

Installation

🎯 Choose Your Integration Method

🌐 Browser Integration

🖥️ Node.js Integration

Quick Start

🎯 Get Started in 30 Seconds

Quality Settings

🎯 Choose the Right Quality for Your Needs

Complete API Reference

🛠️ Comprehensive Method Documentation

Constructor

Core Methods

Input Methods

Animation Methods

Extended Methods

Batch Methods

Terminal Animation

Conversion Options

Animation Options

Animation Support

🎭 Create Stunning Terminal Animations

Step 1: Extract Frames

Step 2: Convert to ANSI

Advanced Usage

🎯 Professional Integration Patterns

Performance Optimization

🎯 Maximize Speed and Efficiency

🚀 Real-time Applications

🎯 Batch Processing

Platform Compatibility

✅ Tested and Verified Platforms

Performance Benchmarks

⚡ Real-world Performance Data

Development Setup

Examples

🎯 Real-world Usage Examples

FAQ

Troubleshooting

CORS Errors (Browser)

Canvas Module Issues (Node.js)

Memory Issues with Large Images

Performance Issues

Contributing

💝 Join Our Community

🐛 Report Bugs

💡 Request Features

🔧 Submit Code

Code Standards

Pull Request Process

Testing Requirements

License

🎉 Free for Commercial and Personal Use

🌟 Show Your Support

🚀 Built with ❤️ for the Developer Community

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