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@ -19,12 +19,17 @@ To approximate it here, we use imagemagick to perform the following conversion s
You must have imagemagick installed. To see if it's installed, open a command line and type `convert` You must have imagemagick installed. To see if it's installed, open a command line and type `convert`
If you need to install it, for Mac OSX, I'd suggest `brew`: If you need to install it, for Mac OSX, I'd suggest `brew`:
```$ brew install imagemagick``` ```$ brew install imagemagick```
Linux - RHEL/CentOS Linux - RHEL/CentOS
```$ sudo yum install ImageMagick``` ```$ sudo yum install ImageMagick```
Linux - Debian/Ubuntu Linux - Debian/Ubuntu
```$ sudo apt-get install imagemagick``` ```$ sudo apt-get install imagemagick```
## Running the script to build an image ## Running the script to build an image
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## Running the test suite ## Running the test suite
From the parent directory (the one this readme file is in), run the test script: From the parent directory (the one this readme file is in), run the test script:
```$ ./tests/run_1.sh``` ```$ ./tests/run_1.sh```
Output will be generated in the **out/** directory. Output will be generated in the **out/** directory.