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@renderform/cli

v1.1.1

Published

Render images via command line

Downloads

4

Readme

Usage

How to render image

Create a JSON file in my-directory folder and name it sample.json.

{
  "renderform": true,
  "data": [
    {
      "my_title.text": "My title", // 'my_title.text' is a template property from Form Editor (Preview popup)
      "my_image.src": "https://example.com/image.png"
    }
  ]
}

Then run the command:

npx @renderform/[email protected] --template <YOUR_TEMPLATE> --apiKey <YOUR_API_KEY> ./my-directory

The CLI will look for all JSON files in the directory and will create a new image or PDF file for each JSON file with the same name but with the corresponding extension.

Sample output

Options

--template

The template ID to use. You can find the template ID in the URL of the template page.

--apiKey

Your API key. You can find it in your RenderForm account.

--overwrite

Overwrite existing files. By default, the CLI skips rendering for already rendered files. Use this option to force the CLI to request the render and overwrite the existing file.

--debug

Enable debug mode. It will print the API response in the console.

--no-cache

Disable cache. It will force the CLI to re-render image from the API.