ascii-art

I'm using pytest to run tests in Django project. I'm using pytest.ini where DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE is defined, so I run tests with just: pytest Now, I want to add some ASCII art to the console output if the test run is successful. I know I can do: pytest && cat ascii_art.txt But I want to hide the ASCII art to config or somewhere else so that I keep running tests with just pytest . I don't see any pytest config option I can use. Any other ideas how this could be done? There are lots of places where you can print your own stuff in pytest ; select an appropriate hook from the hooks list and

I'm having trouble making this diamond. Whenever I make chars equal to an even length, it turns out fine. However, when it is odd, only the bottom portion of the diamond gets messed up. I've been working hours on this and am almost done. Thanks in advance for the help. chars = 'ABCDEF' length = len(chars) string = '' dots = (length*2 - 1)*2 - 1 for i in range(length): string1 = '' string += chars[i] length1 = len(string) for j in range(0, length1): if j % 2 != 0: string1 += chars[length -1 - j].center(3, '.') else: string1 += chars[length - 1 - j] for k in range(i - 1, -1, -1): if k % 2 != 0:

I would like to find a table to convert the old school western ascii emoticons :-) into their modern unicode equivalent ☺. Do you know if there is one? Not everyone agrees on what is what, but here is one such possible table mapping input ASCII-art emoticons to Unicode emoji. Both data elements are single quoted, so backslashes and single quotes are escaped. 'o/' => '👋', '</3' => '💔', '<3' => '💗', '8-D' => '😁', '8D' => '😁', ':-D' => '😁', '=-3' => '😁', '=-D' => '😁', '=3' => '😁', '=D' => '😁', 'B^D' => '😁', 'X-D' => '😁', 'XD' => '😁', 'x-D' => '😁', 'xD' => '😁', ':\')' => '😂', ':\'-)' => '😂', ':-))

I have following function that display ASCII table function ascii_table(array, header) { if (!array.length) { return ''; } var lengths = array[0].map(function(_, i) { var col = array.map(function(row) { if (row[i] != undefined) { return row[i].length; } else { return 0; } }); return Math.max.apply(Math, col); }); array = array.map(function(row) { return '| ' + row.map(function(item, i) { var size = item.length; if (size < lengths[i]) { item += new Array(lengths[i]-size+1).join(' '); } return item; }).join(' | ') + ' |'; }); var sep = '+' + lengths.map(function(length) { return new Array(length

I would like to port this question to Python (Windows + Linux + Mac Os) How to create ASCII animation in Windows Console application using C#? Thank you! Philip Daubmeier I just ported my example with the animated gif to ASCII animation from my answer here to python. You will need to install the pyglet library from here , as python unfortunately has no built-in animated-gif support. Hope you like it :) import pyglet, sys, os, time def animgif_to_ASCII_animation(animated_gif_path): # map greyscale to characters chars = ('#', '#', '@', '%', '=', '+', '*', ':', '-', '.', ' ') clear_console =

I want to make a program, where the user enters their name and the program generates an ascii picture of their name. Is it possible to do that without using 3rd party tools? What I came up with was to create each letter in the alphabet manually and then convert the string into a char array. Then return each image that corresponds with the letter. Is there a better or more efficent way of doing this? Thanks. You can write text to a bitmap in any font you want and scan the bitmap to produce the ASCII art. You can even use anti-aliasing for effect. ;) The last time I did this was about tens years

Is it possible to horizontally and vertically align a pre tag without tables? I want to vertically and horizontally align some ASCII art on a webpage. While I have already produced a successful adaption using tables , I want to know if its possible to convert it to using other elements and CSS. Every piece of ASCII art is a different height and width, so therefore it is important to note that the solution to my issue must involve not having a fixed height or width requirement. Thank you. Throw er in a div and center that div one of these ways http://tutorialzine.com/2010/03/centering-div