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tools: Use binary names that are not generic
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Benson Muite
Hermet Park
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.github/workflows/regression.yml
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@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ jobs:
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rm files.zip
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cp test/regression/check_same_image_size.py check_same_image_size.py
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# Forces to run tasks on different threads if possible, which should help find problem with data races
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taskset -c 0-15 python3 check_same_image_size.py AA_5.svg ./build/src/tools/svg2png/svg2png 100 500 2>&1 | tee result_image_size.txt
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taskset -c 0-15 python3 check_same_image_size.py AA_5.svg ./build/src/tools/svg2png/tvg-svg2png 100 500 2>&1 | tee result_image_size.txt
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- name: Check results
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run: |
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README.md
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README.md
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@ -442,22 +442,22 @@ ThorVG provides the resource verification tool for the ThorVG Engine. [ThorVG vi
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</p>
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### Lottie to GIF
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ThorVG provides an executable `lottie2gif` converter that generates a GIF file from a Lottie file.
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ThorVG provides an executable `tvg-lottie2gif` converter that generates a GIF file from a Lottie file.
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To use the `lottie2gif`, you must turn on this feature in the build option:
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To use the `tvg-lottie2gif`, you must turn on this feature in the build option:
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```
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meson setup builddir -Dtools=lottie2gif -Dsavers=gif
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```
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To use the 'lottie2gif' converter, you need to provide the 'Lottie files' parameter. This parameter can be a file name with the '.json' extension or a directory name. It also accepts multiple files or directories separated by spaces. If a directory is specified, the converter will search for files with the '.json' extension within that directory and all its subdirectories.<br />
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To use the 'tvg-lottie2gif' converter, you need to provide the 'Lottie files' parameter. This parameter can be a file name with the '.json' extension or a directory name. It also accepts multiple files or directories separated by spaces. If a directory is specified, the converter will search for files with the '.json' extension within that directory and all its subdirectories.<br />
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<br />
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Optionally, you can specify the image resolution in the 'WxH' format, with two numbers separated by an 'x' sign, following the '-r' flag.<br />
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<br />
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Both flags, if provided, are applied to all of the `.json` files.
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The usage examples of the `lottie2gif`:
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The usage examples of the `tvg-lottie2gif`:
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```
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Usage:
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lottie2gif [Lottie file] or [Lottie folder] [-r resolution] [-f fps] [-b background color]
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tvg-lottie2gif [Lottie file] or [Lottie folder] [-r resolution] [-f fps] [-b background color]
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Flags:
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-r set the output image resolution.
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-b specifies the base background color (RGB in hex). If not specified, the background color will follow the original content.
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Examples:
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$ lottie2gif input.json
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$ lottie2gif input.json -f 30
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$ lottie2gif input.json -r 600x600 -f 30
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$ lottie2gif lottiefolder
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$ lottie2gif lottiefolder -r 600x600
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$ lottie2gif lottiefolder -r 600x600 -f 30 -b fa7410
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$ tvg-lottie2gif input.json
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$ tvg-lottie2gif input.json -f 30
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$ tvg-lottie2gif input.json -r 600x600 -f 30
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$ tvg-lottie2gif lottiefolder
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$ tvg-lottie2gif lottiefolder -r 600x600
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$ tvg-lottie2gif lottiefolder -r 600x600 -f 30 -b fa7410
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```
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### SVG to PNG
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ThorVG provides an executable `svg2png` converter that generates a PNG file from an SVG file.
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ThorVG provides an executable `tvg-svg2png` converter that generates a PNG file from an SVG file.
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To use the `svg2png`, you must turn on this feature in the build option:
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To use the `tvg-svg2png`, you must turn on this feature in the build option:
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```
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meson setup builddir -Dtools=svg2png
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```
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To use the 'svg2png' converter, you need to provide the 'SVG files' parameter. This parameter can be a file name with the '.svg' extension or a directory name. It also accepts multiple files or directories separated by spaces. If a directory is specified, the converter will search for files with the '.svg' extension within that directory and all its subdirectories.<br />
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To use the 'tvg-svg2png' converter, you need to provide the 'SVG files' parameter. This parameter can be a file name with the '.svg' extension or a directory name. It also accepts multiple files or directories separated by spaces. If a directory is specified, the converter will search for files with the '.svg' extension within that directory and all its subdirectories.<br />
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<br />
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Optionally, you can specify the image resolution in the 'WxH' format, with two numbers separated by an 'x' sign, following the '-r' flag.<br />
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<br />
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Both flags, if provided, are applied to all of the `.svg` files.
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The usage examples of the `svg2png`:
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The usage examples of the `tvg-svg2png`:
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```
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Usage:
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svg2png [SVG files] [-r resolution] [-b bgColor]
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tvg-svg2png [SVG files] [-r resolution] [-b bgColor]
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Flags:
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-r set the output image resolution.
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-b set the output image background color.
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Examples:
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$ svg2png input.svg
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$ svg2png input.svg -r 200x200
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$ svg2png input.svg -r 200x200 -b ff00ff
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$ svg2png input1.svg input2.svg -r 200x200 -b ff00ff
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$ svg2png . -r 200x200
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$ tvg-svg2png input.svg
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$ tvg-svg2png input.svg -r 200x200
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$ tvg-svg2png input.svg -r 200x200 -b ff00ff
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$ tvg-svg2png input1.svg input2.svg -r 200x200 -b ff00ff
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$ tvg-svg2png . -r 200x200
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```
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[Back to contents](#contents)
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void helpMsg()
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{
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cout << "Usage: \n lottie2gif [Lottie file] or [Lottie folder] [-r resolution] [-f fps] [-b background color]\n\nExamples: \n $ lottie2gif input.json\n $ lottie2gif input.json -r 600x600\n $ lottie2gif input.json -f 30\n $ lottie2gif input.json -r 600x600 -f 30\n $ lottie2gif lottiefolder\n $ lottie2gif lottiefolder -r 600x600 -f 30 -b fa7410\n\n";
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cout << "Usage: \n tvg-lotie2gif [Lottie file] or [Lottie folder] [-r resolution] [-f fps] [-b background color]\n\nExamples: \n $ tvg-lotie2gif input.json\n $ tvg-lotie2gif input.json -r 600x600\n $ tvg-lotie2gif input.json -f 30\n $ tvg-lotie2gif input.json -r 600x600 -f 30\n $ tvg-lotie2gif lottiefolder\n $ tvg-lotie2gif lottiefolder -r 600x600 -f 30 -b fa7410\n\n";
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}
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bool validate(string& lottieName)
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lottie2gif_src = files('lottie2gif.cpp')
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executable('lottie2gif',
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executable('tvg-lottie2gif',
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lottie2gif_src,
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include_directories : headers,
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cpp_args : compiler_flags,
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svg2png_src = files('svg2png.cpp', 'lodepng.cpp')
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executable('svg2png',
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executable('tvg-svg2png',
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svg2png_src,
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include_directories : headers,
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cpp_args : compiler_flags,
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private:
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int help()
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{
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cout << "Usage:\n svg2png [SVG file] or [SVG folder] [-r resolution] [-b bgColor]\n\nFlags:\n -r set the output image resolution.\n -b set the output image background color.\n\nExamples:\n $ svg2png input.svg\n $ svg2png input.svg -r 200x200\n $ svg2png input.svg -r 200x200 -b ff00ff\n $ svg2png input1.svg input2.svg -r 200x200 -b ff00ff\n $ svg2png . -r 200x200\n\nNote:\n In the case, where the width and height in the SVG file determine the size of the image in resolution higher than 8k (7680 x 4320), limiting the resolution to this value is enforced.\n\n";
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cout << "Usage:\n tvg-svg2png [SVG file] or [SVG folder] [-r resolution] [-b bgColor]\n\nFlags:\n -r set the output image resolution.\n -b set the output image background color.\n\nExamples:\n $ tvg-svg2png input.svg\n $ tvg-svg2png input.svg -r 200x200\n $ tvg-svg2png input.svg -r 200x200 -b ff00ff\n $ tvg-svg2png input1.svg input2.svg -r 200x200 -b ff00ff\n $ tvg-svg2png . -r 200x200\n\nNote:\n In the case, where the width and height in the SVG file determine the size of the image in resolution higher than 8k (7680 x 4320), limiting the resolution to this value is enforced.\n\n";
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return 1;
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}
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