CodeFrame

CodeFrame is a powerful tool for converting code files into beautifully styled image snippets. It features CLI support, syntax highlighting, and customizable themes.

Features

- Syntax Highlighting: Supports multiple languages using highlight.js.
- Customizable Themes: Choose from Monokai, GitHub, and Dracula themes.
- CLI Tool: Easily convert code files from the command line.
- Customization Options: Adjust padding, font size, background, and line numbers.

Installation

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``bash
npm install -g codeframe-snap
`

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`bash
npm install codeframe-snap
`

Usage

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Use the codeframe command to convert a code file into an image:

`bash
codeframe convert -o
`

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`bash
codeframe convert example.js -o example.png
`

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- -t, --theme : Select a theme (monokai, github, dracula). Default is monokai.
- -p, --padding : Set padding (in pixels). Default is 32.
- -f, --font-size : Set font size (in pixels). Default is 14.
- --no-line-numbers: Hide line numbers.
- --no-background: Use a transparent background.

Themes

Available themes:
- Monokai
- GitHub
- Dracula
- OceanWave
- Duotone
- AyuDark

Development

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Run the test suite using:
`bash
npm run test
``

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you have suggestions or find issues, feel free to create an issue or pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License.

Author

Rishabh Shetty