card-creatr
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Tools for creating and rendering SVG files, with a focus on decks of cards for custom card games
card-creatr is a command-line utility that renders *.ccsb files to SVG or PNG output. A graphical user interface for this tool is Card Creatr Studio.
The npm package provides the binary card-creatr:
$ npm install -g card-creatr
$ card-creatr --help
You should provide an input and an output file. The output file should be either SVG or PNG.
$ card-creatr -i example.ccsb -o example.png
You can also provide the path to the config.hjson file in an unpacked *.ccsb file (expanded as a zip archive).
Node.js library functions are exposed for users who wish to invoke card-creatr programmatically. These internals are not guaranteed to be stable, at least not until card-creatr reaches a major release milestone. For examples of usage, see the source code of Card Creatr Studio.
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Tools for creating and rendering SVG files, with a focus on decks of cards for custom card games
The npm package card-creatr receives a total of 12 weekly downloads. As such, card-creatr popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that card-creatr demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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