ImageDisplay

Struct ImageDisplay 

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pub struct ImageDisplay { /* private fields */ }
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Displays images in the terminal with ASCII fallback support.

Provides terminal rendering of images with:

  • Metadata display (format, size, dimensions)
  • ASCII placeholder for unsupported terminals
  • Automatic resizing to fit terminal bounds (max 80x30)
  • Multi-image support with vertical organization

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impl ImageDisplay

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pub fn new() -> Self

Create a new image display with default configuration.

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pub fn with_config(config: DisplayConfig) -> Self

Create a new image display with custom configuration.

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pub fn render_image(&self, metadata: &ImageMetadata) -> ImageResult<String>

Render a single image with metadata.

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  • metadata - Image metadata containing format, size, dimensions
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Rendered image string with metadata

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pub fn calculate_resized_dimensions( &self, original_width: u32, original_height: u32, ) -> (u32, u32)

Calculate resized dimensions to fit within terminal bounds.

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  • original_width - Original image width in pixels
  • original_height - Original image height in pixels
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Resized dimensions (width, height) in characters

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pub fn verify_metadata_present( &self, display_output: &str, metadata: &ImageMetadata, ) -> ImageResult<bool>

Verify that display includes all required metadata.

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  • display_output - The rendered display string
  • metadata - The image metadata
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True if all metadata is present, error otherwise

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pub fn verify_fits_in_terminal(&self, display_output: &str) -> ImageResult<bool>

Verify that display fits within terminal bounds.

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  • display_output - The rendered display string
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True if display fits within bounds, error otherwise

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pub fn render_multiple_images( &self, metadata_list: &[ImageMetadata], ) -> ImageResult<String>

Render multiple images organized vertically with separators.

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  • metadata_list - List of image metadata to render
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Rendered multi-image display string

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pub fn verify_multiple_images_organized( &self, display_output: &str, metadata_list: &[ImageMetadata], ) -> ImageResult<bool>

Verify that multiple images are organized vertically.

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  • display_output - The rendered display string
  • metadata_list - List of image metadata
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True if images are properly organized, error otherwise

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impl Default for ImageDisplay

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