Complete reference for all TimeWarp.Ganda shell commands and standalone executables.
Generates unique, deterministic SVG avatars from any text input using SHA256 hashing.
Syntax:
multiavatar <input> [options]Parameters:
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
input |
Yes | Text to generate avatar from (email, username, etc.) |
Options:
| Option | Alias | Description |
|---|---|---|
--output <file> |
-o |
Save SVG to file instead of stdout |
--no-env |
Generate without environment circle | |
--output-hash |
Display hash calculation details instead of SVG |
Examples:
# Output SVG to console
multiavatar "user@example.com"
# Save to file
multiavatar "john.doe" -o avatar.svg
# Generate without background
multiavatar "alice" --no-env
# Show hash details
multiavatar "test" --output-hashOutput Hash Format:
<input>:
SHA256: <64-char hex string>
Numbers: <numeric representation>
Hash-12: <12-char segment>
Parts:
env: <2 chars> -> <selection>
clo: <2 chars> -> <selection>
head: <2 chars> -> <selection>
mouth: <2 chars> -> <selection>
eyes: <2 chars> -> <selection>
top: <2 chars> -> <selection>
Exit Codes:
0: Success1: Invalid arguments2: File write error
Generates an SVG avatar for the current git repository.
Syntax:
generate-avatarBehavior:
- Detects git repository root
- Extracts repository name from git remote origin
- Creates
assets/directory if needed - Generates
assets/{repo-name}-avatar.svg
Requirements:
- Must be run within a git repository
- Requires write permissions to create/modify assets directory
Exit Codes:
0: Success1: Not in a git repository2: File write error
Converts Unix timestamps to ISO 8601 format and vice versa.
Syntax:
convert-timestamp <value>Parameters:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
value |
Unix timestamp (seconds) or ISO date string |
Examples:
# Unix to ISO
convert-timestamp 1234567890
# Output: 2009-02-13T23:31:30+00:00
# ISO to Unix
convert-timestamp "2024-01-01T00:00:00Z"
# Output: 1704067200
# Current time
convert-timestamp now
# Output: 2024-11-15T10:30:45+00:00Generates deterministic colors from seed text.
Syntax:
generate-color <seed> [options]Parameters:
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
seed |
Yes | Text seed for color generation |
Options:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
--format <type> |
Output format: hex, rgb, hsl (default: all) |
--count <n> |
Number of colors to generate (default: 1) |
Examples:
# Generate single color
generate-color "my-project"
# Output:
# Hex: #3A7F9B
# RGB: rgb(58, 127, 155)
# HSL: hsl(197, 45%, 42%)
# Generate multiple colors
generate-color "theme" --count 5Creates timestamped posts with automatic directory organization.
Syntax:
post <content> [options]Parameters:
| Parameter | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|
content |
Yes | Post content or title |
Options:
| Option | Alias | Description |
|---|---|---|
--dir <path> |
-d |
Base directory for posts (default: ./posts) |
--ext <extension> |
-e |
File extension (default: md) |
--template <file> |
-t |
Template file to use |
Directory Structure:
posts/
└── 2024/
└── 11/
└── 15/
└── 2024-11-15-1030-my-post.md
Downloads and installs standalone executables from GitHub releases.
Syntax:
timewarp install [utility]Parameters:
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
utility |
Specific utility to install (optional) |
Without parameters: Installs all available utilities:
- multiavatar
- generate-avatar
- convert-timestamp
- generate-color
- post
Security:
- Verifies GitHub attestations if
ghCLI is available - Downloads from official TimeWarpEngineering/timewarp-amuru releases
- Installs to
~/.local/bin(Linux/macOS) or%USERPROFILE%\.local\bin(Windows)
Examples:
# Install all utilities
timewarp install
# Install specific utility
timewarp install multiavatar
# Force reinstall
timewarp install --force| Variable | Description | Default |
|---|---|---|
TIMEWARP_BIN_DIR |
Installation directory for commands | ~/.local/bin |
TIMEWARP_NO_VERIFY |
Skip attestation verification | false |
TIMEWARP_GITHUB_TOKEN |
GitHub token for API rate limits | None |
The multiavatar command generates standard SVG 1.1 with:
- Viewbox: 0 0 231 231
- No external dependencies
- Inline styles
- Compatible with all modern browsers
Avatar generation uses:
- SHA256 hashing of input text
- First 48 characters for part selection
- Deterministic color generation
- 48 billion unique combinations
All commands follow consistent error handling:
- Invalid Arguments: Exit code 1 with usage message
- File System Errors: Exit code 2 with error details
- Network Errors: Exit code 3 with connection details
- Permission Errors: Exit code 4 with permission requirements
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