Tried out asciinema earlier this year, and it is super duper cool. TLDR: Wish it included some functionality to get finished usable media artifacts out. In th

Tried out asciinema earlier this year, and it is super duper cool. TLDR: Wish it included some functionality to get finished usable media artifacts out. In the end I gave up after failing to find a way to convert the resulting asciinema data files to a GIF or any other HTML-compatible media file. The open-source projects ended up not working for various reasons- broken shell scripts, abandoned projects, node.js programs that require a fully working phantomjs installation and then it still doesn't work, requiring docker (come on, really? Spin up containers just to convert to a GIF?), and these are only the problems I remember offhand. Some breadcrumbs: https://www.google.com/search?q=asciinema+convert+to+gif https://www.google.com/search?q=asciinema+convert+to+gif https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/314235/converting-asciinema-output-to-gif https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/314235/converting-a... "asciinema doesn't provide this natively, there are tools out there that can facilitate that for you" Right.