[Xfce-bugs] [Bug 15706] Thunar 1.8 fails to show thumbnails for webm, txt, html and mardown files
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Thu Jul 18 23:13:25 CEST 2019
https://bugzilla.xfce.org/show_bug.cgi?id=15706
phil4000n at gmail.com changed:
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--- Comment #2 from phil4000n at gmail.com ---
> tumbler that cannot generate a thumbnail for those files, because /usr/bin/convert only accepts image files.
It's not what I achieved, see below.
>You will have to use a different program or write your own one for this purpose.
Well, KDE Dolphin supports preview of text files
I'm a beginner, but I test some scripting concepts:
For text base files it could be something such as:
iFile=$(<"testSomeTextFile.md")
iChopped="${iFile:0:1600}"
unset iFile
echo "${iChopped}" > "tmp.txt"
unset iChopped
convert -size 210x290 -background white -pointsize 5 -border 10x10
-bordercolor "#CCC" caption:@"tmp.txt" "testSomeTextFile.png"
This shows it's possible to create a thumbnail for any text base file, and one
could even have option to distinguish file types (md, txt, css, etc) by
changing either:
- font colour,
- background color or
- border colour.
- or having an image overlay (such as it's so nicely done currently).
Regarding html, depending on CPU ressources, one could go an extra step and
interpreter the html in such a way:
iFile=$(<"test.htm")
iChopped="${iFile:0:3200}"
unset iFile
echo "${iChopped}" > "test.htm"
unset iChopped
wkhtmltoimage "test.htm" --width 260 --height 260 test.png
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