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#### Default Key Mappings
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### Default Key Mappings
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1. `d` Opens the device menu to choose a device from
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1. `d` Opens the device menu to choose a device from
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1. `1`, `2`, `3` Switch between the views
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1. `1`, `2`, `3` Switch between the views
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open_entry: "ctrl-p"
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open_entry: "ctrl-p"
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```
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```
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## Image Rendering Related Options
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## Image Rendering Related Parameters
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The position of the image without any configuration may vary in different
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The position of the image without any configuration may vary in different
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terminals due to font or terminal padding. The app tries to calculate
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terminals due to font or terminal padding. The app tries to calculate
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the position based on rows and columns and font width of you terminal
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the position based on rows and columns and font width of you terminal
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but the exact position can't be defined. Therefore, it is recommended to define
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but the exact position can't be defined. Therefore, it is recommended to define
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extra padding and your own image width ratio in the config file.
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extra padding and your own image width ratio in the config file.
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Additional padding can be positive or negative and can be used to move the
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***Additional Padding*** can be positive or negative and can be used to move the
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image up, down, left, or right. Image width can be adjusted by defining the
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image up, down, left, or right. ***Extra Image width*** can be adjusted by defining the
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extra width to be added or subtracted from the original image width.
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extra width to be added or subtracted from the original image width.
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<details>
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##### Additional Padding
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The <code>additional_padding_x</code> and <code>additional_padding_y</code>
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configuration parameters allow you to add extra padding to the placement of
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The `additional_padding_x` and `additional_padding_y` configuration parameters allow
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the image within the terminal window. This additional padding can be set to
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you to add extra padding to the placement of the image within the terminal
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positive or negative values, which will shift the position of the image
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window. This additional padding can be set to positive or negative values, which
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accordingly.
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will shift the position of the image accordingly.
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<p>
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Note that the `additional_padding_x` parameter affects the horizontal placement of
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Note that the <code>additional_padding_x</code> parameter affects the
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the image, with negative values shifting the image to the right and positive
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horizontal placement of the image, with negative values shifting the image
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values shifting it to the left. Similarly, the `additional_padding_y` parameter
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to the right and positive values shifting it to the left. Similarly, the
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affects the vertical placement of the image, with negative values shifting the
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<code>additional_padding_y</code> parameter affects the vertical placement
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image up and positive values shifting it down.
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of the image, with negative values shifting the image up and positive
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values shifting it down.
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To adjust the `additional_padding_x` and `additional_padding_y` parameters, simply
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</p>
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modify the configuration file according to your needs. Keep in mind that adding
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too much padding may cause the image to overlap with other terminal content,
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To adjust the <code>additional_padding_x</code> and
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while adding too little padding may cause the image to be cut off. Experiment
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<code>additional_padding_y</code> parameters, simply modify the
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with different values until you find the perfect placement for your image.
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configuration file according to your needs. Keep in mind that adding too
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much padding may cause the image to overlap with other terminal content,
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while adding too little padding may cause the image to be cut off.
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Experiment with different values until you find the perfect placement
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for your image.
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<summary><b>Additional Padding</b></summary>
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<img src="./extras/info_padding.png">
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</details>
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<details>
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<p>
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By default, the app assumes that the image preview box has no font or
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terminal padding or margin, so the image will be rendered at different
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positions in different terminals. To ensure that the image fits
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perfectly within the preview box, you can add extra width to the image
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using the <code>image_width_extra_x</code> and
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<code>image_width_extra_y</code> configuration parameters. These
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parameters can be set to positive or negative values to increase or
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decrease the size of the image, respectively. To add extra width to the
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image, the app takes into account the font width specified by the
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variables.
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</p>
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<p>
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To adjust the <code>image_width_extra_x</code> and
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<code>image_width_extra_y</code> parameters, simply modify the
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configuration file according to your needs. Note that these parameters
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act like a chunk that is either added or subtracted from the original
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image width. Therefore, if the image is flowing outside the preview
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box, you may need to adjust the parameters to increase or decrease the
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chunk size until the image fits perfectly within the box.
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</p>
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<summary><b>Extra Image Width</b></summary>
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<img src="./extras/info_width.png">
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</details>
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##### Image Width
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### Configuring Additional Padding and Image Width.
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By default, the app assumes that the image preview box has no font or terminal
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padding or margin, so the image will be rendered at different positions in
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different terminals. To ensure that the image fits perfectly within the preview
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box, you can add extra width to the image using the `image_width_extra_x` and
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`image_width_extra_y` configuration parameters. These parameters can be set to
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positive or negative values to increase or decrease the size of the image,
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respectively. To add extra width to the image, the app takes into account the
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font width specified by the variables.
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To adjust the `image_width_extra_x` and `image_width_extra_y` parameters, simply
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modify the configuration file according to your needs. Note that these
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parameters act like a chunk that is either added or subtracted from the original
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image width. Therefore, if the image is flowing outside the preview box, you may
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need to adjust the parameters to increase or decrease the chunk size until the
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image fits perfectly within the box.
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### Tutorial
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for e.g
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