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Also, something kinda annoying that's highly related to this is that it seems to just output a javascript object as is. I thought it was JSON at first, but no, there are no quotes around the keys, so you can't use JSON to parse the response. i ended up grepping for the line with prime and just sending it to deno eval to extract the real value. It would be great if there could be a flag like --result-only that makes it only print the resulting prime as is, without truncating or anything like that (i'm running thousands of images through pictoprime, which is why i need to automate it)
Awesome, I was going to introduce a --quiet flag & make it output JSON / the prime only,
I also have good-ish news, I was planning on releasing a version that helps with that use-case as well (converting multiple images to make something like a video).
I've now released a new version that should resolve the above issues:
By default, it will give you the json output (and it will be exported properly this time), but if you wish to only export the prime, you may also use -x prime.
Using -q or --quiet will get rid of the debug output.
I tried to run with width 80 and it took me almost 12 hours to compute. At the end I got just a parcial number:
Bummer.
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