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zimo-web-favicons

v2.6.4

Published

2 years ago

A node CLI app that generates and arranges the favicons of Zimo Web in SVG using theme JSON configs.

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Zimo Web Image processing SVG CLI Command-line interface CLI App Application Node

zimo-web-favicons

zimo-web-favicons is a CLI tool to generate and arrange Zimo Web's favicons from theme config JSON files. It supports generating single favicons and arranging multiple favicons into a grid.

Features

Generate a single favicon from a theme config JSON file.
Arrange multiple favicons into a grid.
Optionally generate PNG output.
Customize the scale and background color for the grid.

Requirements

Node and npm installed on your system.

Installation

You can install the tool globally using npm:

npm install -g zimo-web-favicons

Usage

zimo-web-favicons <command> [options]

Commands

generate Generate a single favicon.
arrange Arrange multiple favicons into a grid.

Options

-o, --output <outputPath> Specify the output path. Defaults to generated_image or arranged_image.
-p, --png Generate PNG instead of SVG. Defaults to false.
-s, --scale <number> Scale factor for the PNG output.
-b, --background <hex> Background color in hex format.
-h, --help Show help information.
-v, --version Show the current version.

Examples

Generate a Single Favicon

zimo-web-favicons generate input.json -o output.svg

Arrange Multiple Favicons into a Grid

zimo-web-favicons arrange input1.json input2.json input3.json -o output.svg

Generate PNG Output with Scale and Background Color

zimo-web-favicons arrange input1.json input2.json -o output.png -p -s 2 -b #ff00ff88