Linux command
menyoki 命令
文本
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常用示例
Capture a screenshot
menyoki capture png save
Record a screencast
menyoki record gif save
Split a GIF
menyoki split [animation.gif]
Edit an image
menyoki edit --grayscale [path/to/image] png save
Analyze an image
menyoki analyze [path/to/image]
View an image
menyoki view [path/to/image]
说明
menyoki is a screenshot and screencast utility that can also perform various image operations such as making/splitting GIFs and modifying/analyzing/viewing image files. Originally designed for recording terminal windows, it can be adapted for other purposes. Subcommands include capture for screenshots, record for screencasts, split and make for GIF operations, edit for image manipulation, analyze for image analysis, and view for terminal image display. Output formats include PNG, JPG, WebP, BMP, ICO, TIFF, PNM, and GIF/APNG. Actions are composed as a chain of subcommands: the action subcommand is mandatory, while format and save subcommands are optional. During capture or record, key bindings allow selecting the target area or window.
参数
- -v, --verbose
- Increase logging verbosity.
- -q, --quiet
- Do not show output.
- -c, --config _FILE_
- Set the configuration file.
- --color _HEX_
- Set the main color (default: 3AA431).
- capture
- Capture a screenshot. Accepts format subcommand (png, jpg, webp, bmp, ico, tiff, tga, pnm, ff, exr).
- record
- Record an animation. Accepts format subcommand (gif, apng).
- split
- Split an animation into frames.
- make
- Make an animation from frames.
- edit
- Edit an image. Supports --grayscale, --invert, --convert, --crop, --resize, --rotate, --flip, --blur, --hue, --contrast, --brightness.
- analyze
- Analyze an image and print its properties.
- view
- View an image in the terminal.
FAQ
What is the menyoki command used for?
menyoki is a screenshot and screencast utility that can also perform various image operations such as making/splitting GIFs and modifying/analyzing/viewing image files. Originally designed for recording terminal windows, it can be adapted for other purposes. Subcommands include capture for screenshots, record for screencasts, split and make for GIF operations, edit for image manipulation, analyze for image analysis, and view for terminal image display. Output formats include PNG, JPG, WebP, BMP, ICO, TIFF, PNM, and GIF/APNG. Actions are composed as a chain of subcommands: the action subcommand is mandatory, while format and save subcommands are optional. During capture or record, key bindings allow selecting the target area or window.
How do I run a basic menyoki example?
Run `menyoki capture png save` in a terminal, then adjust file names, paths, flags, or remote targets for your system.
What does -v, --verbose do in menyoki?
Increase logging verbosity.