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# Screenshots with demos and scripts to generate them
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The `demo_*.sh` scripts in this directory demo
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various features of `jj`.
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The `run_scripts.sh` script can be used to:
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- Run them inside a standardized environment instead of the user's local
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environment.
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- Generate SVG and PNG images for the scripts.
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The PNG images in the repo may be slightly older, as they take up more space in
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the repo.
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The SVG images have human-readable diffs, but may look different on different
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computers with different fonts installed.
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## Running `run_scripts.sh`
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This requires ImageMagick and `term-transcript-cli` to be installed. See
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`run_scripts.sh`'s error messages for some more details. On Debian Linux, it
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also seems helpful to `sudo apt install inkscape`; ImageMagick seems to use
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either Inkscape itself or some dependency of it.
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One way to make all the images and check the output is:
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```shell
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cd demos
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./run_scripts.sh demo_*.sh |less
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```
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### A note on fonts
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The exact PNG output depends on the fonts you have installed on your system.
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The screenshots are usually generated on a Debian Linux system and use the "Fira
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Code" font. It can be installed with `sudo apt install fonts-firacode`. It seems
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to include all relevant Unicode symbols and be a little bolder and thus more
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readable than the "Liberation Mono" font, which is used if Fira Code is not
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installed. That font also works OK. See the CSS font specification in
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`run_scripts.sh` for other fonts tried (especially when viewing SVGs on the
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web). If none apply, the default `monospace` font will be used.
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`convert -list Fonts` will list the fonts ImageMagick is aware of.
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