tests/casts/full-v2.cast

{"version":2,"width":100,"height":50,"timestamp": 1509091818,"command":"/bin/bash","env":{"TERM":"xterm-256color","SHELL":"/bin/bash"},"theme":{"fg":"#000000","bg":"#ffffff","palette":"#241f31:#c01c28:#2ec27e:#f5c211:#1e78e4:#9841bb:#0ab9dc:#c0bfbc:#5e5c64:#ed333b:#57e389:#f8e45c:#51a1ff:#c061cb:#4fd2fd:#f6f5f4"}}
[0.000001, "o", "ż"]
[1.0, "o", "ółć"]
[2.3, "i", "\n"]
[5.600001, "r", "80x40"]
[10.5, "o", "\r\n"]
Test for timestamp 2025-05-03 15:39:47 +02:00			`{"version":2,"width":100,"height":50,"timestamp": 1509091818,"command":"/bin/bash","env":{"TERM":"xterm-256color","SHELL":"/bin/bash"},"theme":{"fg":"#000000","bg":"#ffffff","palette":"#241f31:#c01c28:#2ec27e:#f5c211:#1e78e4:#9841bb:#0ab9dc:#c0bfbc:#5e5c64:#ed333b:#57e389:#f8e45c:#51a1ff:#c061cb:#4fd2fd:#f6f5f4"}}`
Capture terminal color palette This uses OSC sequence to query the colors from the terminal, and saves them as a theme in asciicast v2 header (https://docs.asciinema.org/manual/asciicast/v2/#theme). 2024-02-12 15:49:35 +01:00			`[0.000001, "o", "ż"]`
			`[1.0, "o", "ółć"]`
			`[2.3, "i", "\n"]`
			`[5.600001, "r", "80x40"]`
			`[10.5, "o", "\r\n"]`