I'll update the code to match the rounded squares style without grid lines, showing just the background color between squares:
I've updated the Git Commits mode to match the style in your reference image. Now the squares have:
- Rounded Corners: Each square now has slightly rounded corners (2px radius) to match the GitHub contribution graph style in your image.
- No Grid Lines: I've removed all the stroke/grid lines that were previously drawn around each square.
- Natural Spacing: The squares are now separated only by the background color showing through the gaps between them, creating a cleaner look.
- Preserved Colors: The same GitHub contribution graph color palette is maintained, with the different shades of green on the dark background.
This change gives the ASCII art a more authentic GitHub contribution graph appearance, with the softer, rounded squares that match the reference image you provided.
I understand now - you want the entire image to be made up of squares, with the darker squares representing the "empty" space and the green squares showing the details. Let me update the code:
ok, can we simplify this now and get rid of the other character sets? Let's rename it ito Git Pic Converter and remove the character set drop down, using only the git commit settings by default. Also, instead of grayscale mode, lets make it a light mode toggle that converts the colors to these instead
