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spritesheet-factory

v1.0.2

Published

4 years ago

genarates spritesheets for pixi.js

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cli spritesheet-factory spritesheet pixi.js texture

spritesheet-factory

The spritesheet-factory package is a CLI tool that allows generating a spritesheet from a folder of images.

Note 1: This is not yet stable, you may use it for production at your own risk!
Note 2: Currently it only generates simple 1920X3642 spritesheets for pixi.js.
Note 3: Currently only supports png.

Installing the package

npm i spritesheet-factory -g

Usage

spritesheet-factory

This will read all *.png images in the current directory, generate and store a spritesheet in the same diesctory.

Options

|option|Alias|Description|Default Value| |---|---|---|---| |--match|-m|Specifies what files to match from the input directory|*.png| |--embed|-e|Specifies whether to embed the image as base64 in the JSON file|false| |--src|-i|The folder containing the input images|.\| |--target|-o|The folder that will contain the generated spritesheet|.\|

Options Usage

spritesheet-factory -i .\assets -o .\spritesheets -m *.jpeg -e

This will read all *.jpeg images in .\assets, generate and store a spritesheet in .\spritesheets diesctory. The image for the spritesheet is embedded in the JSON file this time.