carbon-now-cli is a command line tool that renders source code into high-quality images. It serves as a terminal-based renderer and image exporter, converting raw text files or input streams into styled visual assets. The tool focuses on precise content control, allowing users to specify exact line ranges for targeted code extraction. It supports multi-format export options, enabling images to be saved as files or sent directly to the system clipboard. Visual customization is managed through a system of styling presets. Users can define and save custom colors, fonts, and resolutions via loca
Polacode is a VS Code extension that converts code snippets into styled, shareable images. It functions as a dedicated code screenshot generator and image exporter, allowing users to capture selected code and render it as a polished visual for documentation, social media, or presentations. The extension provides a dedicated editor pane where users can paste and preview code before generating a screenshot. It offers screenshot customization features including adjustable background color, shadow, transparency, and target image format, all managed through VS Code's settings system. The capture a
Vis is a terminal-based modal text editor that utilizes vi keybindings and a system of structural regular expressions. It functions as a scriptable environment where Lua is used for configuration, custom key mappings, and plugin development. The editor distinguishes itself through a syntax highlighting system based on Parsing Expression Grammars and a pattern matching engine that treats text as a structure for complex search and replace operations. It also integrates directly with the system shell, allowing users to pipe text ranges to external commands and capture the resulting output. The
ptpython is an enhanced interactive Python REPL and asynchronous console built on the prompt-toolkit library. It provides a customizable command-line interface for executing Python code with support for multiline editing, autocompletion, and syntax highlighting. The environment supports top-level await statements and asynchronous execution via an integrated event loop. It allows for extensive interface customization, including configurable key bindings for Vi or Emacs navigation and personalized color schemes. The shell includes capabilities for real-time syntax validation and the execution