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prototype-psd-parser

v0.6.0

Published

A node nodule that will create assets and configuration for use with [angular-prototype](https://github.com/mindmelting/angular-prototype)

Downloads

12

Readme

prototype-psd-parser

A node nodule that will create assets and configuration for use with angular-prototype

Installation

Local module

npm install prototype-psd-parser --save-dev

Global module

npm install prototype-psd-parser -g

Usage

Local module

var psdParser = require('prototype-psd-parser');

psdParser({
  dir: './psd',
  configDir: './src/app/config',
  imageOutputDir: './src/assets/screens'
}).then(function() {
  console.log('Complete');
});

Global module

Can be called directly on the command line

prototype-parse --dir=./psd --configDir=./src/app/config --imageOutputDir=./src/assets/screens

Gulp

var psdParser = require('prototype-psd-parser');

gulp.task('generate-assets', function(cb) {
  psdParser.init({
    dir: './psd',
    configDir: './src/app/config',
    imageOutputDir: './src/assets/screens'
  }).then(cb);
});

Options

  • dir - The directory containing the photoshop files
  • configDir - The directory where the config file will be created
  • imageOutputDir - The directory where the .png files will be created
  • linkPrefix - The naming prefix for photoshop layers to generate hotposts. Defaults to link__

PSD Naming Conventions

The PSD's should be titled in this format: STATE_BREAKPOINT.psd where state is a unique name.

Breakpoints

The breakpoints that the images will be assigned are based on the naming of the PSD files
e.g. dashboard_desktop.psd will be given the desktop breakpoint

URL's

The URL's generated in the configuration for each state is based on the folder path and file name.

e.g. a PSD in this location: dashboard/test/page_desktop.psd will be assigned the URL /dashboard/test/page

Creating Hotspots

Hotspots are generated automatically for Photoshop layers which have the name format: link__STATE where STATE is the name of the state to navigate to. Coordinates are generated automatically.