super-zaje - extract and highlight text right off a remote image

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zaje is a syntax highlighter that aims to cover all your shell colouring needs. It can act as an ad-hoc replacement for cat and, with a spot o f one-line shell functions tail and other friends.

super-zaje does everything zaje does but provides the additional functionality of extracting text from an image. It’s a separate binary because it depends on the gosseract which in turn depends on libtesseract and requires its SOs to be available on the machine.

For installation instructions, see README

This cast demonstrates how easy it is to use:)

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