Buttonize is a little tool to generate sets of buttons by creating simple image templates (a left side, a repeatable middle and a right side). You can use buttonize to create sets of buttons and sets of button styles. See the examples directory for more information (examples/buttons.rb is a buttonset file and examples/default/styles.rb is a styleset file).
Buttonize has the following dependencies:
If all is well you can just install the gem by running:
sudo gem install flurin-buttonize --source=http://gems.github.com
For the impatient who just want to generate a blue button (and have all required stuff installed)
Run: buttonize button --style=big_blue "My first button"
Open: my_first_button.gif
Copyright (c) 2009 Flurin Egger, DigitPaint, MIT Style License. (see MIT-LICENSE)
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