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screenshot-maker

v0.1.0

Published

Generate App Store screenshots based on output from `fastlane frameit`.

Downloads

5

Readme

screenshot-maker

Generate App Store screenshots based on output from fastlane frameit.

Install

npx screenshot-maker

Usage

  1. Run fastlane frameit inside a directory of screenshots. This will produce a bunch of image files *_framed.png
  2. Run make-screenshots in the same directory
  3. The script will find all the *_framed.png files that fastlane created and spice them up a bit.

| fastlane frameit | screenshot-maker | | :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------: | | | |

The text that appears in the image is currently the same as the file name (this will likely change in the future as it limits what you can write a lot).

Options

Usage:
  $ screenshot-maker

Options
  --scale (default: 1)
  --font-size The font size (default: 80)
  --width Final width of the screenshot (default: 1242)
  --height Final height of the screenshot (default: 2208)
  --rotate Phone rotation in radians (float value) (default: 0.03)
  --line-height Text line height in pixels (default: 80)
  --font-family Font Family (default: Open Sans)
  --background-color Solid color or gradient (default: #fff...#ddd)
  --text-color Caption text color (default: #222)

License

MIT