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Jacob Tomaw c130aadb6a Replace "restart shell" documentation "exec zsh" (#8411) 
Running `source ~/.zshrc` can have side effects, it's better to reload the whole 
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README.md

catimg

Plugin for displaying images on the terminal using the the catimg.sh script provided by posva

Requirements

  • convert (ImageMagick)

Enabling the plugin

  1. Open your .zshrc file and add catimg in the plugins section:

    plugins=(
    # all your enabled plugins
    catimg
)

  2. Restart the shell or restart your Terminal session:

    $ exec zsh
$

Functions

Function Description
catimg Displays the given image on the terminal

Usage examples

asciicast