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dach

v1.3.4

Published

Command line interface for Dach

Downloads

17

Readme

Satori

Dach: Democratizing the creation of elegant banners for everyone's project.

Note This project is currently in its early stages of development, and there may be instances where it is either not functioning as intended or experiencing issues. Your feedback, as well as any identified issues or contributions, would be greatly appreciated in shaping its future progress. I still consider myself a beginner in software development, so I would greatly appreciate your understanding. ♥️

Overview

Features

  • Generate banners using a wide variety of predefined themes.
  • Create and add new themes via the web toolkit.
  • And much incoming!

Description

Dach is a command-line tool that you most probably will use only once per project. Its power comes from the fact that you can create themes with for it and then use them for your personal projects or organization's projects, and so on. Currently, the amount of customization is limited and opinionated, but it will most probably slightly change in the future as the project evolves.

Dach is a command-line tool that you will most likely use only once per project. Its strength lies in the ability to create themes for it using the web toolkit. You can then apply these themes to your personal or organizational projects. Currently, customization options are somewhat limited and opinionated, but they will likely undergo slight changes in the future as the project evolves.

Usage

To generate a default banner, simply run dach generate in your project's directory.

Banner using predefined theme and rounded corners:

dach generate  \
  --theme funk  \
  --title "Funk" \
  --description "Example description" \
  --rounded-corners

Banner with custom output directory:

dach generate    \
  --theme elegant \
  --title "Output" \
  --description "Custom output directory" \
  --output "./banners"

Banner with custom dimensions:

dach generate \
  --theme funk \
  --title "Hello" \
  --description "Worlds" \
  --dimensions "1920x1200"

Commands

Generate

dach generate, Generates a banner using provided arguments.

Add

dach add <name>, Adds a new theme to the list of available themes.

Example banners

Blaze

Blaze

Pearl

Pearl

Elegant

Elegant

Peach

Peach

Flora

Flora

Lotus

Lotus

Installation

Install dependencies.

  npm i -g dach

Contributing

All contributions are much appreciated. Guidelines TBD.

License

Maciej Kukielka | MIT License