directory-colorfy

Color up those SVGs

Getting Started

Install the module with: npm install directory-colorfy

var DirectoryColorfy = require('directory-colorfy');
var dc = new DirectoryColorfy( input, output, options );
dc.convert()
.then(function(){
// Next
});

Documentation

Required Params

Input

Type: String

Input folder of SVGs

Output

Type: String

Output folder

Optional Params

options.colors

Type: Object Default value: {}

A hash of colors to pass in with names.

Example:

{ "primary": "#ff0000" }

options.dynamicColorOnly

Type: Boolean Default value: false

Allows you to tell directory-colorfy to ignore the original file when using colors.

For example, if given a file named like so:

bear.colors-white.svg

And dynamicColorOnly is set to true:

{
    dynamicColorOnly: true
}

Only a single file will be generated:

bear-white.svg

Examples

If the input directory has this file in it:

bear.colors-primary-blue-red.svg

And the color hash that is passed through is:

{ "primary": "green" }

The output folder should end up with:

bear-green.svg
bear-blue.svg
bear-red.svg

Which will all be completely filled in with their specific color.

Contributing

In lieu of a formal styleguide, take care to maintain the existing coding style. Add unit tests for any new or changed functionality. Lint and test your code using Grunt.

Release History

• 1.0.0 Make convert return a promise. Also, change from putting stylesheet in to just changing the fill and stroke attributes
• 0.4.0 Make sure custom color words override actual color words (e.g. red)
• 0.3.0 Make sure custom color words (e.g. primary, secondary) are acknowledged
• 0.2.0 No longer needs a dir as an input, can also take an array of files
• 0.1.0 First release

License

Copyright (c) 2013 Jeffrey Lembeck & Filament Group
Licensed under the MIT license.