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@getstation/logo-generator

v0.3.2

Published

## Getting Started

Downloads

16

Readme

logo-generator

Getting Started

git clone [email protected]:getstation/logo-generator.git
cd logo-generator
yarn install

Usage

Options

Option | Description --------------------|--------------------------------------------------------------- -data | path to a CSV file (default is ./data.csv) -name | name of the exported SVG -url | URL of the PNG logo (support local and online files) -clearbit | param for the Clearbit logo API -color | background color of the logo (HTML compliant)

You can either pass a logo with -url or -clearbit.

See the Clearbit logo API: https://clearbit.com/logo.

You can also pass a CSV file which contains rows of name, url and color.

Examples

node lib/cli.js -color 'purple' -clearbit 'datadog.com' -name 'logo-datadog'
node lib/cli.js -color '#1F4087' -url './logo-atlassian.png'
node lib/cli.js -data

Everything will be exported in the exports/ folder.

Todo

  • [ ] Be able to pass an SVG logo directly (and minify into a single path)
  • [ ] Handle complex PNG files with multiple colors and gradients/opacity