ordpunkd - zero-config web server / services; (auto-)downloads & serves pre-configured pixel art collections "out-of-the-box"; incl. 2x/4x/8x zoom for bigger image sizes and more; binaries for easy "xcopy" installation for windows, linux & friends

Find the archives to download - about 3 Megabytes (MB) - for Windows, Linux and Friends at the Releases Page ».

Unpack the archive (e.g. ordpunk-*.tar.gz or ordpunk-*.zip) and than start / run the binary:

$ ordpunkd

This will start-up a (web) server (listening on port 8080). To test open up http://localhost:8080 in your browser (to get the index web page listing all collections).

$ go build ordpunkd.go

$ ordpunkd

The ordpunk (web) server will (auto-)download on demand the first-time only pre-configured pixel art collections (using all-in-one image composites) to your working directory and use the "cached" version from the next time on (incl. server restarts).

The ordinal punk fam & frens pixel art collections pre-configured¹ include:

• punks (24x24)
• phunks (24x24)
• lilphunks (24x24)
• doggies (32x32)
• greenbacks (54x28)
• orangepilled (24x24)
• goldcoins (32x32)
• sketches (49x49)
• neons (49x49)
• polaroids (34x38)
• And more

¹: see collections.csv

Bonus: For more see the Ordinal Punks Sandbox »

To get pixel art images, use /:name/:id[.png|.svg].

Let's try the (default) binary raster graphics format using the portable network graphics (.png) encoding. Example:

/greenbacks/0, /greenbacks/1, /greenbacks/2, (same as /greenbacks/0.png, /greenbacks/1.png, /greenbacks/2.png) ...

or /goldcoins/0, /goldcoins/1, /goldcoins/2, (same as /goldcoins/0.png, /goldcoins/1.png, /goldcoins/2.png) ...

Note / Tip: For now all collections here start ids / numbers with zero (0) NOT one (1). If you are using official punk ids / numbers - starting with one (1) - than subtract one¹ from the id e.g. use 65 for 66, 66 for 67, ..., 0 for 1, 99 for 100 and so on.

¹: Note: Only if the collection here is listed with a count of a hundred (100) and NOT a hundred and one (101).

Let's try the scalable vector graphics (.svg) format in text. Example:

/greenbacks/0.svg, /greenbacks/1.svg, /greenbacks/2.svg, ...

or /goldcoins/0.svg, /goldcoins/1.svg, /goldcoins/2.svg, ...

Note: Pixels get "encoded" as rectangle "shapes" with a width and height of one (1×1). Transparent pixels with the red/green/blue/alpha (rgba) value of (0 or 0/0/0/0) get dropped.

Note: The default image size is the default (minimum) pixel size of the collection e.g. 24x24 for punks. Use the z (zoom) parameter to upsize.

Let's try 2x:

/greenbacks/0.png?z=2, /greenbacks/1.png?z=2, /greenbacks/2.png?z=2, ...

or /goldcoins/0.png?z=2, /goldcoins/1.png?z=2, /goldcoins/2.png?z=2, ...

or /polaroids/0.png?z=2, /polaroids/1.png?z=2, /polaroids/2.png?z=2, ...

Let's try 4x:

/sketches/0.png?z=4, /sketches/1.png?z=4, /sketches/2.png?z=4, ...

or /neons/0.png?z=4, /neons/1.png?z=4, /neons/2.png?z=4, ... And so on.

Let's try adding the classic orange background in red/green/blue (rgb) hexcode #ff9900. Use the bg (background) parameter:

/punks/0.png?bg=ff9900, /punks/1.png?bg=ff9900, /punks/2.png?bg=ff9900, ...

Let's try a black silhouette. Use the silhouette parameter:

/punks/0.png?silhouette=black, /punks/1.png?silhouette=black, /punk/2.png?silhouette=black, ...

Let's try two-colored with the background in blue and the silhouette (foreground) in yellow:

/punks/0.png?bg=ukraineblue&silhouette=ukraineyellow, /punks/1.png?bg=ukraineblue&silhouette=ukraineyellow, /punks/2.png?bg=ukraineblue&silhouette=ukraineyellow, ...

Let's try the ukraine flag in the background:

/punks/0.png?flag=ukraine, /punks/1.png?flag=ukraine, /punks/2.png?flag=ukraine, ...

Let's try to flip vertically, that is, mirror, the images - that turns right-looking images into left-looking and vice versa. Use the m (mirror) parameter:

/doggies/0.png?m=t, /doggies/1.png?m=t, /doggies/2.png?m=t, ...

That's it for now.

Post them over at the Help & Support page. Thanks.