painbrush

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-# Painbrush
-
-<div align="center">
-  
-![""](../example/image.bmp)
-
-to my knowledge, the only node-based bitmap raster drawing program - i do not wish to be challenged on this.
-
-</div>
-
-You can use this lib to generate images and text on the much loved bmp format. It's handy for og images for example, if you want that retro look ig
-
-## Getting started
-
-```ts
-import { writeFile } from "fs/promises";
-import { toImage } from "painbrush/image";
-import { makeTextLayer } from "painbrush/layer";
-import { loadBuiltInFont } from "painbrush/typography";
-
-const clock = makeTextLayer(
-  Date.now().toString(),
-  await loadBuiltInFont(),
-);
-
-await writeFile("image.bmp", toImage(clock));
-```
-
-Your code wont look that clean tho, see [this example file](https://github.com/walaura/painbrush/blob/main/packages/example/index.ts) for detailed comments.
-
-There's more good stuff in there and the code is typescripted and somewhat commented so just have a play around
-
-### Painbrush in use
-
-- The aforementioned [example](https://github.com/walaura/painbrush/blob/main/packages/example/index.ts)
-- i intend to put this on my website at a minimum but unfortunately i am awaiting for npm support to recover access to my account because i didnt set up a passkey or something
-- Packing a font creates a specimen file. [see how at the end of this](https://github.com/walaura/painbrush/blob/main/packages/painbrush/packer.ts).
-
-## Packing a font?
-
-Ah my pride and joy. You can see how this is set up in the [examples project](https://github.com/walaura/painbrush/blob/main/packages/example) as well. Painbrush uses a custom pixel font format.
-
-First you will need a pixel font. I make mine in aseprite and left them here if you wanna play around with them. Annoyingly you need to work in 2 bits (indexed color, 2 colors) or things won't work. your sprite can be in any format you want as long as its a consistent grid of letters, in any order.
-
-<div align=center>
-
-![""](./doc/pixel.png)
-
-</div>
-
-Save this as a bmp and next we need a little manifest for it, which is a json file with the same name except its json you get this right
-
-```js
-{
-  "metrics": {
-    "height": 9, // height of the grid you made
-    "width": 7, // width of the grid you made
-    "spaces": 4 // how wide you want spaces to be
-  },
-  "cols": 11, // how many columns in your grid
-  "alphabet": [
-    // write out the letters you drew in the same order, include gaps
-    "?1234567890",
-    "!          ",
-  ],
-  // for characters that are too thin to look good as monospace, define how many pixels to shave off their right edge
-  "trim": {
-    "!": 3,
-    "__DEFAULT__": 1 // if most of your characters need trim set this and then override the rest
-  }
-}
-
-```
-
-there's some example manifests [here](https://github.com/walaura/painbrush/blob/main/packages/example/test-junk/raw-fonts) that use these features (and even some more!)
-
-when you are done run `painbrush-font-packer`. you can install this globally or reference it in your package.json, i dont really care what you do tbh
-
-```
-painbrush-font-packer -f ./fonts/pongers -o /assets
-
-✓ Found bmp, json is valid
-✓ 69 characters in pongers
-✓ Wrote pxfont file at /projects/monalisa/assets/pongers.pxfont
-✓ Wrote specimen file at /projects/monalisa/assets/pongers-specimen.bmp (check it out!)
-
-✓ You can now use pongers as a font
-```
-
-You'll get a cool specimen file for your troubles, with all the characters. this is great to keep open if you are messing with the spacing too:
-
-<div align=center>
-
-![""](../example/fonts/poxel-specimen.bmp)
-
-</div>
-
-And then just import it.
-
-## Thats all!
-
-I'd love to know if this brought you joy or you are using it! ping me on bsky ([@freezydorito.lol](https://bsky.app/profile/freezydorito.lol)) if you do!!