P-IMG project

This is programmable images project

Usage:

Flags: -c; --cli - render image in console -f; --filename - filename

Example:

Linux:

./p-img.sh -f "example1.pimg"

Windows:

./p-img.bat -f "example1.pimg"

Prerequireties:

• Python3
• py3: PyQt5
• py3: colorama
• py3: os
• py3: sys
• py3: argparse
• py3: re

Installation:

Linux (/bin ln method):

Just type these commands in order:

git clone https://github.com/Se1d228/p-img
cd p-img
sudo cp p-img.sh /bin/
sudo cp p-img.py /bin/
sudo cp logo.png /bin/
sudo ln -s /bin/p-img.sh /bin/p-img
chmod +x /bin/p-img.sh

Linux (/usr/local/bin if /bin is RO):

Do exactly same as in /bin method, but replace "/bin" with "/usr/local/bin"

Linux (bash.bashrc method):

1. Clone this repository:

git clone https://github.com/Se1d228/p-img

2. Remember your git clonned directory (I will mark it as /path/to/p-img) and start edit ~/.bashrc file trough sudo vi ~/.bashrc or sudo nano ~/.bashrc and write following line to file:

alias p-img="/path/to/p-img.sh"

Windows:

1. type this in CMD:

git clone https://github.com/Se1d228/p-img

2. Create shortcut for p-img.bat. Name it "p-img"
3. Put this shortcut in C:\Windows\System32 Now you can run it with "p-img " trough CMD or Win+R menu

Notes:

1. CLI mode is not fully tested yet, run p-img -c -f example2.pimg to open CLI images

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P-IMG project © 2025 by Se1d228 is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0