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adobe-generator-server

v0.0.1

Published

A helper module which allows you to receive a Photoshop Generator instance

Downloads

5

Readme

get-adobe-generator

experimental

This module gives you a straightforward way to access Adobe Generator's generator object to create tools outside of Photoshop. Basically it's an easier way to interact with Photoshop through Node.

The following example will work if you have a newish vesion of photoshop and you've enabled generators:

Open Photoshop, go to 

Photoshop -> 
Preferences -> 
Plug-ins 

and click Enable Remote Connections and set password to “password” string.

Example

var getAdobeGenerator = require('get-adobe-generator');

var generator = getAdobeGenerator();

generator.getOpenDocumentIDs()
.then(function(ids) {

  return generator.getDocumentInfo(ids[ 0 ]);
})
.then(function(info) {

  console.log('there are', info.layers.length, 'layers');

  return generator.getPixmap(info.id, info.layers[0].id, {});
})
.then(function(pixmap) {

  console.log('got the pixmap');
});

generator.onPhotoshopEvent('toolChanged', function(tool) {
  console.log('toolChanged', tool);
});

generator.onPhotoshopEvent('currentDocumentChanged', function(info) {
  console.log('currentDocumentChanged', info);
});

generator.onPhotoshopEvent('imageChanged', function(info) {
  console.log('imageChanged', info);
});

generator.onPhotoshopEvent('close', function() { 
  console.log('photoshop closed');
});

Usage

NPM

var generator = require('get-adobe-generator')([options]);

generator is a Adobes Generator instance.

For more info and documentation on the generator checkout the generator code at: https://github.com/adobe-photoshop/generator-core/blob/master/lib/generator.js

License

MIT, see LICENSE.md for details.