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sketchsvg

v0.0.1

Published

Command line tool used to convert and compress Sketch Icons/images to SVG and base64 formats.

Readme

SketchSVG

What is it?

SketchSVG is a CLI that is intended to convert icons made in Sketch to compressed, easy to use SVGs for use on the web. SketchSVG also will convert these to a Base64 encoded value so they can be used in conjunction with the CSS url property.

Installation

Important: It should be noted that this is for Mac only, since Sketch is only on Mac OS npm install sketchsvg -g
or if you prefer yarn yarn global add sketchsvg

Usage

Once installed, run sketchsvg like so:

sketchsvg /full/path/to/file

From there, SketchSVG will convert your icons to SVGs as well as Base64s and output them like so:

alt text

SketchSVG will also generate a basic HTML page with a bare bones editor for you to test out your icons, change the colors, sizes, etc. Here is a screenshot of this:

alt text

Demo

We have included a couple of test files for single as well as multiple icons in a single sketch file. To try it out download our sample files in the /sample folder.

First install sketchsvg and grab our .sketch files from the repo. Then:

sketchsvg /path/to/multitest.sketch

Contributing

Interested in contributing? That's awesome! Please check out our Contributing Guidelines.

Questions/Comments

Feel free to reach out to patrickcanella AT gmail DOT com for any questions or comments regarding this tool. Feel free to open an Issue or a Pull Request as you see fit. Thanks!

License

Copyright 2019 eBay Inc. Developer: Patrick Canella

Use of this source code is governed by an MIT-style license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at https://opensource.org/licenses/MIT.

3rd Party Code

Sketch is a third party tool, not provided with this code, and will need to be licensed separately. For details, see: https://www.sketch.com/