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custom-cards

v1.5.9

Published

A simple card module with Canvas.

Downloads

25

Readme

Custom Cards

Un simple módulo de manipulación de imágenes con Canvas, escrito en TypeScript.

Downloads NPM Version

Tabla de contenido

Instalación

npm install custom-cards

Uso

Importar módulo

  • ESM:
import * as CustomCards from "custom-cards";
  • CommonJS:
const CustomCards = require("custom-cards");

Tarjetas:

Los métodos disponibles al importar el módulo.

| Tarjeta | Tipo | | --------- | --------- | | Welcome | Class |

Métodos estáticos:

Métodos extras:

| Método | Tipo | Descripción | | ------------ | ---------- | ------------------------------------------ | | registerFont | Function | Registra tus propias fuentes tipográficas. | | Fonts | Enum | Enumerado con las fuentes por defecto. |

Clase Welcome:

| Método | Tipo | Descripción | | ------------------------ | ------------------------ | -------------------------------------------- | | setAvatar(options) | options: AvatarOptions | Establece el avatar de la tarjeta. | | setImage(src) | src: Source | Establece la imágen de fondo. (opcional) | | setFont(font) | font: Fonts \| string | Establece la fuente tipográfica. | | setText(options) | options: TextOptions[] | Establece el texto de la tarjeta. |

const card = new CustomCards.Welcome()
  .setAvatar({
    src: "https://yumikodev.vercel.app/avatar.webp",
    frameColor: "#ff7eae",
    frameType: "square",
  })
  .setBackground("https://cdn.nekos.life/wallpaper/cGsBtWbjaGs.jpg")
  .setText([
    {
      content: "Bienvenid@ usuario",
      color: "#fff",
    },
    {
      content: "Descripción aquí.",
      color: "#eee",
    },
  ])
  .setFont(CustomCards.Fonts.Fredoka);

Ejemplo:

img

Función render:

El uso de la función render (teoría).

[!NOTE] La función render es asíncrona, por lo que tendra que usar Promesas o async / await.

  • Ejemplo de uso:

    Cada tarjeta tendrá un método estático que construirá la Tarjeta respectiva. A esta función se le debe pasar la instancia de la tarjeta.

    const buffer = await Welcome.render(card);
    
    console.log(buffer);

Detalles del proyecto:

Gracias :D