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This template creates a project for managing Mapbox spritesheets

$ npm create sprite-tool sprites

This will create a sprites folder in the current working directory, with a set of tools for working with Mapbox spritesheets.

If the folger argument (sprites in the example above) is omitted, the project will be created in the current directory.

$ cd sprites

Once you're in the sprites directory, you can do the following:

  • Import existing spritesheets
  • Add SVG images
  • Create a spritesheet with the contents from all imported spritesheeds and added SVG images

Import existing spritesheets

This is done by using the

npm run import -- <sprite url>

syntax. Example:

$ npm run import -- https://kataster.bev.gv.at/styles/sprite

This will load https://kataster.bev.gv.at/styles/sprite.json, https://kataster.bev.gv.at/styles/sprite.png, https://kataster.bev.gv.at/styles/sprite@2x.json and https://kataster.bev.gv.at/styles/sprite@2x.png, and extract all png files from that spritesheet to the icons/ and icons2x/ folders.

Add SVG images

To add SVG images, put the SVG files in the svg/ folder, and run

$ npm run svg

This will create png images from all SVGs in the svg/ folder and put them in the the icons/ and icons@2x/ folders, with the appropriate sizes.

Create a spritesheet

To create a spritesheet from everything in the icons/ and icons@2x/ folders, run

$ npm run sprite

This will put the final spritesheet files (sprite.json, sprite.png, sprite@2x.json, sprite@2x.png) in the sprite/ folder.

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