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webmanifest-generator

v1.0.2

Published

Easy to use webmanifest generator

Readme

webmanifest-generator

This utility can be used to generate a web application manifest with assorted icons in appropriate sizes.

For more information about web application manifests, please visit MDN.

Usage

The command below will generate various appropriately sized icons in the current working directory, by resizing the input file (example.png). For best results, use a high quality square image of at least 512x512 pixels. Finally, it will also generate a manifest.webmanifest file.

npx webmanifest-generator generate example.png --lang en --dir ltr --name my-app-name-here --description Some description --short-name my-app --scope / --id / --start-url / --display standalone --orientation any --theme-color ffffff --background-color ffffff

The command arguments should match the expected member values of the web application manifest. All options are optional, however, an input image file is required. Reference here