Scotland's Website

Welcome to my website.

Index

  1. About Me
  2. My Projects
    1. ansitx - ANSI Escape sequence to plain text converter
    2. min-pi-mount - Raspberry Pi mount.
    3. magnetic-keychain

About Me

My Projects

  1. ansitx

    github.com/scottclo/ansitx

    I needed a way to copy ANSI formatted terminal output into plain text. However, the only available tool i could find (ansi2txt) simply strips out the ANSI escapes. This results in a un-formatted and often illegible, jumble of text. As a result I decided to create my own solution. Instead of just stripping out all the ANSI Escapes, ansitx uses a text buffer to correctly format the text, as it would appear in the terminal, only ignoring the escapes that cannot be represented in plain text, such as color formatting.

  2. min-pi-mount

    github.com/scottclo/min-pi-mount

    A minimal, 3d printed wall mount for Raspberry Pi. It is designed to be screwed into the wall with two #8 screws. Then, the Pi can simply be clipped on, without any additional hardware. It was designed in OpenSCAD.

  3. magnetic-keychain

    github.com/scottclo/magnetic-keychain

    A simple magnetic quick disconnect, 3d printable keychain. Designed in OpenSCAD, it is fully parametric, allowing you to modify the design to fit any size magnet (within reason), just by changing the variables in the source code. I printed mine in PLA using 1/4" x 1/4", cylindrical magnets. The magnets are press fit, so a drop of CA glue(super glue) is all it needs to retain the magnets. It is extremely durable, I have been using the same one for over 7 months (as of 10/24). It can ether be printed as 2, flat ended keychanins or as a pair of male/female ended keychains. Both version work well, but the male/female pair prevents the magnets from separating from axial load, while also helping to indicate north vs south poll.