Terminal image viewer written in Rust.
Displays images in the terminal in true color using "block element" characters.
While other similar programs use upper/lower half block characters (▀ ▄),
timv (by default) uses quarter blocks (▘ ▝ ▖ ▗ ▀ ▌ ▚). This allows for a
greater resolution (4 pixels per character instead of only 2). Half- and
full-block rendering is also available with the -b 2 and -b 1 options.
Display an image
timv IMAGESpecify your terminal font's width/height ratio to avoid images being squished. E.g for a font that's 9 by 16 pixels, specify 9/16 = 0.5625
timv -r 0.5625 IMAGEDisplay image on at most 20 lines
timv -h 20 IMAGEDisplay image using half-block characters
timv -b 2 IMAGEDisplay image using full-block characters
timv -b 4 IMAGE
