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tscn2json

v1.0.0

Published

Tool to convert Godot tscn files to json

Downloads

6

Readme

tscn2json - tool to convert Godot .tscn files to json format, with command line and programmatic interfaces. Based on parser, generated with PEG.js, grammar can be found here: grammar/tscn.pegjs

Installation

To use the tscn2json command, install globally:

npm install -g tscn2json

To use the JavaScript API, install locally:

npm install --save tscn2json

Command Line usage

Usage is simple: tscn2json input [output]

input - input tscn file, output - output json file, if omitted, result will be printed to stdout.

Example: tscn2json scene.tscn parsed-scene.json

Programmatic usage

It's pretty easy to use it. tscn2json module exports one async function, you just have to include it and call with options object:

const convert = require('tscn2json');

(async () => {
  await convert({
    input: 'scene.tscn',
    output: 'parsed-scene.json'
  });
})();

Options can be

  • options.input - input file name
  • options.inputData - instead of file name, you can provide string with tscn data
  • options.output - output file name, if omitted, resulted json will be returned

Here example with return json data:

const res = await convert({ input: 'scene.tscn' });