jp2a:tldr:0ff66
jp2a: Specify characters to be used for the ASCII output.
$ jp2a --chars='${---ooxx@@}' ${path-to-image-jpeg}
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The command you provided is using the "jp2a" tool to convert an image (in JPEG format) to ASCII art representation.
Here is a breakdown of the different components of the command:
jp2a: This is the executable command for the "jp2a" tool.--chars='${---ooxx@@}': This flag specifies the characters that will be used to represent different shades of gray in the ASCII art output. In this case, the characters used are'${---ooxx@@}', where "-" represents the lightest shade, "@" represents the darkest shade, and "o" and "x" represent intermediate shades of gray.${path-to-image-jpeg}: This refers to the path of the input image file (in JPEG format) that you want to convert to ASCII art. You need to replace${path-to-image-jpeg}with the actual path to your image file.
Once you run this command with the correct image path, the "jp2a" tool will read the image file and generate ASCII art using the specified characters, with different characters representing different shades of gray found in the image. The resulting ASCII art will be displayed in the terminal or saved as a file, depending on the options used.
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