internal/functions/convertto-asciiart.ps1
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<# .SYNOPSIS Converts a given string into ASCII art representation. .DESCRIPTION The `ConvertTo-AsciiArt` function takes an input string and converts each character into its corresponding ASCII art representation. It uses a predefined hashtable to map characters (e.g., numbers) to multi-line ASCII art patterns. .PARAMETER str The input string to be converted into ASCII art. This parameter is mandatory. .EXAMPLE ConvertTo-AsciiArt -String "123" This example converts the string "123" into its ASCII art representation. .NOTES - Only characters defined in the `$chars` hashtable will be converted. - Characters not present in the hashtable will be ignored. #> function ConvertTo-AsciiArt { Param( [parameter(position = 0)] [string]$String = "" ) $chars = @{ '0' = @' ___ / _ \ | | | | | | | | | |_| | \___/ '@.Split("`n") '1' = @' __ /_ | | | | | | | |_| '@.Split("`n") '2' = @' ___ |__ \ ) | / / / /_ |____| '@.Split("`n") '3' = @' ____ |___ \ __) | |__ < ___) | |____/ '@.Split("`n") '4' = @' _ _ | || | | || |_ |__ _| | | |_| '@.Split("`n") '5' = @' _____ | ____| | |__ |___ \ ___) | |____/ '@.Split("`n") '6' = @' __ / / / /_ | '_ \ | (_) | \___/ '@.Split("`n") '7' = @' ______ |____ | / / / / / / /_/ '@.Split("`n") '8' = @' ___ / _ \ | (_) | > _ < | (_) | \___/ '@.Split("`n") '9' = @' ___ / _ \ | (_) | \__, | / / /_/ '@.Split("`n") '.' = @' _ (_) '@.Split("`n") ' ' = @' '@.Split("`n") 'v' = @' __ __ \ \ / / \ V / \_(_) '@.Split("`n") 'F' = @" ______ | ____| | |__ | __| | | |_| "@.Split("`n") 'S' = @" _____ / ____| | (___ \___ \ ____) | |_____/ "@.Split("`n") 'C' = @" _____ / ____| | | | | | |____ \_____| "@.Split("`n") 'P' = @" ______ | __ \ | |__) | | ____/ | | |_| "@.Split("`n") } # Output the final ASCII art if ($PSVersionTable.PSVersion.Major -lt 6) { # PowerShell 5 or earlier # Initialize an array to hold the ASCII art lines 0..5 | ForEach-Object { $line = $_ $String.ToCharArray() | ForEach-Object { $ch = $chars."$_" if ($ch) { Write-Host -noNewline $ch[$line] } } Write-Host } } else { # Determine the maximum width of any ASCII art character $maxWidth = ($chars.Values | ForEach-Object { $_ | ForEach-Object { $_.Length } } | Measure-Object -Maximum).Maximum # Ensure $maxWidth is an integer $maxWidth = [int]$maxWidth # Initialize an array to hold the ASCII art lines $asciiArtLines = @() # Process each character in the input string foreach ($char in $String.ToCharArray()) { $char = $char.ToString().ToUpper() # Convert to uppercase for case insensitivity if ($chars.ContainsKey($char)) { $asciiArt = $chars[$char] # Pad each line of the ASCII art to the maximum width $asciiArt = $asciiArt | ForEach-Object { if ([string]::IsNullOrEmpty($_)) { " ".PadRight($maxWidth) } else { $_.PadRight($maxWidth) } } # Add each line of the ASCII art to the corresponding line in the output for ($i = 0; $i -lt $asciiArt.Count; $i++) { if ($asciiArtLines.Count -le $i) { $asciiArtLines += $asciiArt[$i] } else { $asciiArtLines[$i] += " " + $asciiArt[$i] } } } } return $asciiArtLines -join "`n" } } |