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sketch-render

v1.0.9

Published

* SketchAPI offline renderer. * Exports SketchAPI documents into PDF, SVG, JPEG & PNG formats!

Downloads

5

Readme

sketch-render

  • SketchAPI offline renderer.
  • Exports SketchAPI documents into PDF, SVG, JPEG & PNG formats!

Install

Now the command sketch-render should be available in terminal! Cool!

Usage

sketch-render supports 3 flags:

  • --build, -b
    • URI to your SketchAPI build.
  • --commands, -o
    • Accepts an array of commands. Commands are run through the sketch.save.multiple(...) method.
  • --output, -o
    • The file output path. The output file type is determined by the suffix of this path. Currently types supported are: PNG, JPG, SVG, and PDF.
  • --verbose, -v
    • Get a looooot of information about what exactly is happening.

Example

# Load up an input Sketch and save an SVG and PDF copy in the current directory
sketch-render <input> -b <build> -o file.svg -o file.pdf

License

Copyright (C) SketchIO, Inc. All Rights Reserved.
Unauthorized copying of this repository is prohibited.
For licensing <https://sketch.io/contact.html>

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