1.1.0 • Published 1 year ago
shadowizer v1.1.0
Usage
See shadowizer --help for more details.
shadowizer root
Find images and add box shadow to them. You can specify the root directory, which can be an absolute path, or a path relative to the current working directory. Default to process.cwd().
It should be noted that all images with added shadows will be output in png format to the shadowizer-{timestamp} directory in the root directory.
Why not other output formats such as
jpeg, because png supports transparency.
| Options | Description |
|---|---|
-f, --files | specify png images, support glob patterns, default: *.{png,jpg,jpeg,webp} |
-c, --shadowColor | set shadow color, default: #00000073 |
-b, --shadowBlur | set shadow blur, default: 25 |
-x, --shadowOffsetX | set shadow offset x, default: 0 |
-y, --shadowOffsetY | set shadow offset y, default: 0 |
Example：
# specify directory to find png images
shadowizer path/to
# specify multiple images
shadowizer -f text.png -f fun.png
# specify images with glob patterns
shadowizer -f *.png
# set shadow color
shadowizer -c #00000073API
addShadow
- type:
(imagePath: string, shadow?: ShadowOptions) => Promise<void | Buffer>
Adds a box shadow to the specified image.
import { addShadow } from 'shadowizer'saveShadowImage
- type:
(imagePath: string, outDir?: string, shadow?: ShadowOptions) => Promise<boolean>
Adds a box shadow to the specified image and saves it to disk.
import { saveShadowImage } from 'shadowizer'License
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