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nuskin

v1.1.0

Published

Why should it be complicated to batch recolor your svg icons? Change your svg icon's fill & stroke colors easily with this simple command line tool (might code a gui later if i'm motivated enough).

Downloads

13

Readme

nuskin-svg - Batch update your SVG icons' colors easily

Batch recolor your svg icons easily with this simple command line tool (might code a web / desktop GUI later if i'm motivated enough).

Install

npm install -g nuskin

Commands

recolor

Recolors a single (or all .svg in containing folder if path arg is a dir) .svg file's fill, background or stroke attribute nuskin recolor --path <path> --attr [attribute to recolor] --color <color value>

  • --path, -p: Absolute or relative path to .svg file or directory containing *.svg files. required
  • --color, -c: Valid CSS color value to apply to the svgs' attribute e.g.: rgba(0,0,0,1), #fff, blue, etc. required
  • --attr, -a: The attribute to apply the new color to. Supports fill, stroke & background. optional, default value: fill

Example: nuskin recolor --path C:/absolute/path/to/directory --color #beeeef --attr fill nuskin recolor -p ../relative/path/to/file.svg -c rgb(1,234,56) -a background

reset

Removes colors of a single (or all .svg in containing folder if path arg is a dir) .svg file's fill, background, stroke or all attribute(s) nuskin reset --path <path> --attr [attribute]

  • --path, -p: Absolute or relative path to .svg file or directory containing *.svg files. required
  • --attr, -a: The attribute to reset. Supports fill, stroke, background. If none is specified, all attributes will be reset. optional

Example: nuskin reset --path C:/absolute/path/to/directory --attr fill nuskin reset -p ../relative/path/to/file.svg

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