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daiquiri-psd

v1.1.0

Published

Convert psds to daiquiri jsons

Downloads

11

Readme

daiquiri-psd

Takes an pds file as input and outputs the needed JSON to generate the gallery using daiquiri

Installation

sudo npm install -g daiquiri-psd

(Or clone this repo)

Usage

  • Create your gallery layout in Photoshop, it should look like this. See the available block types below.

Screenshot

  • You don't need to order the layers/groups. Ordering will be done automatically by the y value of layers from top to bottom.

  • Run daiquiri-psd -o gallery.json gallery.psd

  • Done!

(Please take care, this script replaces the whole sections block of your json)

Block types

| Name | Description | |------------|--------------------------------------------------------------------------| | header | Section containing headline, subtitle and header image | | headline | Should contain exactly one text layer, used for the headline | | subtitle | Should contain exactly one text layer, used for the subtitle | | image | Should contain exactly one image layer, used for the background image | | section | A default section | | title | Should contain exactly one text layer, used for the title of the section | | text | Can contain multiple text layers, which translate to paragraphs | | grid | Can contain one or more images that will be layed out in a grid | | full | Should contain exactly one image, that will be layed out in full size |

License

MIT