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Thanks for the feedback! I took a look at this, and it looks like most expensive part occurs for non-`truecolor` colour schemes. TL;DR: Use `is_truecolor=True, is_256colour=False`, if your terminal supports...

Haha, don't worry about closing the issue, I'm still looking to fix the performance issues for 256 bit colour, just haven't had the time quite yet :) Thanks again for...

This saved some time, thanks! I got a little further in the compile before I hit a dead-end (68%). I noticed I needed a few dependencies too: `brew install cmake...

Refer to the [Transporting and Restoring](https://v2.dinerojs.com/docs/guides/transporting-and-restoring) page in the API for tips on how to serialise/deserialise Dinero objects. In short, calling `toSnapshot(obj)` on a Dinero object will output a JSON...

The behaviour by Dinero here is correct, let's run through with values (I've split up some of the computation to make it a bit clearer): ``` // Let's just use...

Interesting problem. I think this should be partially possible. Generally, there's a couple problems. Given the terminal has a lower resolution than a bitmap, for unicode display it is 1px...

Just in case that URL goes dark, here's a copy of the image here (the transparency does indeed exist): ![image](https://github.com/pnappa/CLImage/assets/1394161/579a0e88-7ba2-422a-a628-5507fe74c3aa)

Aha! And this would actually fix an outstanding issue with the image conversion in unicode - if an image is not a multiple of 2px tall, we trim off the...

Sounds good! Let me know if you need any help (first I would recommend working off the `add-generic-converter` branch) and I can (probably) take a look over the next few...

Sadly I think you're just hitting the limitations of using a Javascript library here. Try to profile your process. If this is running in a NodeJS process, it's as simple...