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    TermNote - Write Ruby or YAML, get keynote in your terminal show ruby github.com
    krainboltgreene avatar via krainboltgreene 5 years ago | cached | 7 comments

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    krainboltgreene avatar krainboltgreene 5 years ago | link

    Note: I’m currently working on having a type: image using http://aa-project.sourceforge.net/aview/ as seen here http://superuser.com/questions/378786/is-it-possible-to-view-images-in-a-terminal More seriously I’m also looking into having a type: terminal to open up a repl live and type: command to do some command and display the output.

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      tobym avatar tobym 5 years ago | link

      This is very similar to pandoc’s approach. See http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/demos.html and the source file that can be converted into a slideshow: http://johnmacfarlane.net/pandoc/demo/SLIDES.

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        fxn avatar fxn 5 years ago | link

        Also similar to Terminal Keynote https://github.com/fxn/tkn (disclaimer, it is mine :).

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          krainboltgreene avatar krainboltgreene 5 years ago | link

          FYI, I had to switch to CodeRay, because pygments doesn’t work on Mac OS X standard ruby implementation.

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            steveklabnik avatar steveklabnik 5 years ago | link

            gem install pygmentize

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              krainboltgreene avatar krainboltgreene 5 years ago | link

              Had I known about that I might have originally used it. Somehow it didn’t come up first in searches. CodeRay isn’t causing any issues right now, my biggest issue is io-console not working on 1.8.

              If coderay stops being a solution I’ll probably switch to that. Thanks.

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          krainboltgreene avatar krainboltgreene 5 years ago | link

          Interesting that they split it by header. I wouldn’t have thought of that.