# xarbon ## xarbon -- Program for rendering source code files to PNG image format. Compile: `$ sh compile.sh` Install: `$ sudo sh install.sh` License: GNU/GPLv3 This library depends on (these libraries are included in static version of the program): - xtandard: https://gitlab.com/xolatile/xtandard - xyntax: https://gitlab.com/xolatile/xyntax - xanguage: https://gitlab.com/xolatile/xanguage - xormat: https://gitlab.com/xolatile/xormat About this program: - It is extremely slow, it's written to be generic and extensible, not language specific or optimized. - You can easily add new syntax support with it, for your own language or some that I didn't include. - There are 3 ways to use this program, you can see them below, or use -h / --help to see it. - Everything related to my libraries is clean of all warning options on GCC and Valgrind (hopefully). - Because fuck slow and online renderers that put MacOS terminal and shitty highlighting schemes. - Font is hardcoded to Terminus (size 16) because that's my full-on system font, it's very good. Use: ```bash $ xarbon my_program.ext -- "This way, language is selected by the extension." $ cat my_program.ext | xarbon [extension] -- "You need to specify the language, check -h / --help." $ xarbon [extension] < my_program.ext -- "Again, since it's reading from standard stream..." ```