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@penrose/roger

v3.3.0

Published

This package is a command-line application that depends on `@penrose/core` and processes Penrose diagrams. See [the docs on the Penrose website][website docs].

Readme

@penrose/roger: a CLI for Penrose

This package is a command-line application that depends on @penrose/core and processes Penrose diagrams. See the docs on the Penrose website.

Usage:

roger <command>

Commands:
  roger trio [trio..]    Generate a diagram from a Penrose trio.
  roger trios [trios..]  Create diagrams from multiple .trio.json files.
  roger watch            Watch the current folder for files & changes (must end
                         in .substance, .style, .domain)
  roger shapedefs        Generate a JSON file that contains all shape definition
                         s in the Penrose system.

Options:
  --version  Show version number                                       [boolean]
  --help     Show help                                                 [boolean]

Getting started

  • Follow the instruction in CONTRIBUTING.md to install Penrose.
  • Run roger trio packages/examples/src/set-theory-domain/tree-euler.trio.json from the repo root. The output SVG will appear in the console.

Using roger for local development

  • If you are developing a module in core, you can run yarn start in the project root direcory, which will continuously watch your changes in core and update your build.
  • Check the console before you run roger to make sure your changes in core are not causing any errors.
  • If the build is successful, roger will now be using the most recent version of core when batch-processing Penrose programs.