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@snrn/rollup-plugin-texture-packer

v1.0.7

Published

## Description

Downloads

20

Readme

Rollup Plugin Texture Packer

Description

This project uses a Rollup plugin to pack images using the free-tex-packer-core library. It is written in TypeScript.

Installation

To install this package, run the following command:

npm

npx jsr add @snrn/rollup-plugin-texture-packer

yarn

yarn dlx jsr add @snrn/rollup-plugin-texture-packer

Usage

Rollup or Vite

import texturePacker, {PackerExporterType} from '@snrn/rollup-plugin-texture-packer';

export default {
    plugins: [
        texturePacker({
            inputDir: 'path/to/input',
            outputDir: 'path/to/output',
            options: {
                textureName: "css",
                prependFolderName: false,
                exporter: PackerExporterType.CSS,
            }
        })
    ]
};

Options

  • input - The input directory where the images are located.
  • output - The output directory where the atlas and the images will be saved.
  • options - Options or an array of options. Uses free-tex-packer-core options. See here. Multiple options can be passed to generate multiple atlases.