cli

Render any name to an image file from the terminal.

The CLI renders with @napi-rs/canvas, so npx needs both packages:

$npx -p glorpies -p @napi-rs/canvas glorpies agent-47 --look ink --size 128 --shape circle -o agent.png$npx -p glorpies -p @napi-rs/canvas glorpies agent-47 --state thinking -f gif

In a project with both installed: npx glorpies agent-47.

options

flag		default
`-l`, `--look`	`auto` or a look	`auto`
`-s`, `--size`	pixels, 16 to 4096	`256`
`-f`, `--format`	`png`, `webp`, `jpeg`, `svg`, `gif`	from `--out`, else `png`
`--shape`	`circle`, `squircle`, `rounded`, `square`	`square`
`--state`	`idle`, `thinking`, `working`, `waiting`, `blocked`, `done`	`idle`
`--background`	`false` for only the face, or a colour to put it on: `ffe9a8`, `'#ffe9a8'`, `tomato`
`--loop`	seconds, for a gif	`3`
`-o`, `--out`	the file to write, or `-` for stdout	`<name>.<format>`
`--force`	overwrite an existing file
`-h`, `--help`

Names starting with - go after --: glorpies -- -weird-name.

in scripts

$npx glorpies agent-47 -f webp -o - > avatar.webp$for name in ada grace linus; do npx glorpies "$name" --look sticker; done

Existing files are never overwritten without --force. Errors exit with status 1.