tuhirender

The tuhirender utility processes Tuhi's JSON output files and produces PNG or GIF output files from them. Some example images can be found at https://blog.gnoack.org/post/tuhirender/.

Installation

To install, run:

go get github.com/gnoack/tuhirender/cmd/tuhirender

The self-contained tuhirender binary is saved at ~/go/bin/tuhirender.

Example: Convert to fit

Create a new image of width 100 pixels; scale the input image to fit.

tuhirender -width 100 -fit -o img100.png < input.json

Example: Convert to an animated GIF

tuhirender -width 200 -fit --format gif -o out.gif < in/1593622352.json

Note: Large drawings can take some time to convert and the output files can become large.

Example: Convert in batch using a makefile

# Create a fresh working directory
mkdir tuhipics; cd tuhipics
# Link "in" to the Tuhi directory with JSON files.
ln -s ~/.local/share/tuhi/12:34:56:78:90:ab in
# Create an empty "out" directory for the PNG images.
mkdir out

Create the following Makefile:

OUTS := $(patsubst in/%.json,out/%.png,$(wildcard in/*.json))

all: $(OUTS)

out/%.png: in/%.json
	~/go/bin/tuhirender -fit -o $@ < $<

Now you should have a directory with the subdirectories in and out and a Makefile. Run make to convert all JSON images at once. When new JSON files are added to in/, the make command will only run incrementally for the new ones.