@visbot/webvsc-cli

webvsc-cli

Description

CLI tool to batch-convert Winamp AVS presets into native Webvs JSON format.

Installation

Use your preferred Node package manager to install the CLI globally

$ npm install --global @visbot/webvsc-cli

Usage

CLI

Once setup, you can run webvsc --help to list available options:

$ webvsc

Usage: cli [options] [command]

Options:
  -h, --help                   display help for command

Commands:
  convert [options] <file...>  convert presets to JSON format
  info [options] <file...>     show info about AVS presets
  help [command]               display help for command

Refer to the help for each sub-command to list its options.

convert

Converts presets to Webvs JSON format, support globs

Example:

$ webvsc convert ./**/*.avs

info

Show info about AVS presets

Example:

$ webvsc info pillow_fight.avs

File: dynamic duo - pillow fight.avs

Size: 5.22 kB
Modified: Sun, 04 Jan 2009 23:31:22 GMT
SHA-256: 3c8bc2778a433cd27d46e069b35412e954226be8beb358e867b28570285eea14

  Effects
  - BufferSave (1)
  - ColorClip (1)
  - Comment (1)
  - EffectList (1)
  - Invert (1)
  - Movement (1)

  APEs
  - ColorMap (1)
  - ConvolutionFilter (1)
  - TexerII (3)

  Images
  - avsres_texer_square_sharp_16x16.bmp (1)
  - avsres_texer_square_sharp_24x24.bmp (1)
  - avsres_texer_square_sharp_30x30.bmp (1)

Troubleshooting

When trying to convert a large number of files, you might run into an EMFILE error. This is a well-documented issue that occurs whenever the number of maximum open files exceeds its limit. In such a case, you can use the following as workaround.

# Bash
$ for dir in avs/*; do echo $dir; webvsc convert "$dir/**/*.avs" --quiet; done

# Windows
$ for /r %i in (avs/*) do webvsc convert %i --quiet

License

All code is licensed under The MIT License