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@667/replicon
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CLI tool to resize and export SVG logo to PNG files with different sizes and magnifications.
Replicon (replicate icon) is a CLI tool to resize and export SVG logo to PNG files with different sizes and magnifications.
npm install @667/replicon
or use npx...
npx @667/replicon --help
You can either use it from the CLI as per the usage below or online: https://replicon.june07.com/
$ npx @667/replicon --help
Options:
--version Show version number [boolean]
-i, --input Input SVG logo file [string]
-b, --base-resolutions Base resolutions for the PNG files (comma-separated)
[string] [default: "16,32,48,128"]
-o, --output-dir Output directory for the PNG files
[string] [default: "/tmp/icon/icons"]
-s, --silent Silently continue with defaults without prompting the
user [boolean]
-m, --magnifications Magnifications for the PNG files (comma-separated)
[string]
--help Show help [boolean]
Because I got tired of manually replicating (resize, export, repeat) icons using Inkscape and/or Gimp!
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CLI tool to resize and export SVG logo to PNG files with different sizes and magnifications.
We found that @667/replicon demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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