video2css allows you to convert a video file to a CSS animation using either box shadows or base64 image backgrounds.
Prerequisites: ffmpeg installed and in your PATH.
npm inode video2css.js --file video.mp4 --fps 5 --seconds 10
Usage: video2css.js [options] [command]
Commands:
help Display help
version Display version
Options:
-b, --base64 Uses base64 instead of box shadows (disabled by default)
-f, --file File to use
-F, --fps <n> Limit FPS of video to parse (defaults to 5)
-h, --help Output usage information
-o, --output [value] Output Directory (defaults to "./output")
-q, --quality <n> Pixel width when using box shadows (1 = best) (defaults to 10)
-s, --seconds <n> Seconds (defaults to 5)
-S, --skipdecode Skips video decoding (disabled by default)
-v, --version Output the version number
-w, --width <n> Width of video (defaults to 340)
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