* Added `showcase` feature to create a fancy-looking 3D reflection to showcase your cards. Documented, tested, and added a sample for it.
* Added a basic Rakefile, documented in README.
## v0.1.0
* Added `save_sheet` command that saves a range into PNG sheets, complete with trim, gap, margin, columns, and sometimes automagically computed rows. See samples/saves.rb.
* `_output` is the directory where your built files will go. Can easily be changed, of course.
* `.gitignore` and `gitkeep.txt` are for if you are using Git. See {file:README.md#Source_control Source control}. (Feel free to remove these if you are not using Git.)
* `ABOUT.md` and `PHP NOTES.md` are Markdown files for posting. Not used by Squib, but there by convention.
* `Rakefile` is a basic build file. Not required but handy - see {file:README.md#Rakefile Rakefile}
# Learning Squib
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{include:file:samples/portrait-landscape.rb}
## Rakefile
New Squib projects come with a basic Rakefile. At this stage, it's basically just a shortcut for `ruby deck.rb` or whatever. But, even so this Rakefile has some advantages:
* If you're in a subdirectory at the time, `rake` will simply traverse up an `cd` to the proper directory so you don't get rogue `_output` directories
* If you find yourself building multiple decks, you can make your own tasks for each one individually, or all (e.g. `rake marketing`)
* Don't need the `require squib` at the top of your code (although that breaks `ruby deck.rb`, so it's probably a bad idea)
Squib is currently in pre-release alpha, so the API is still maturing. I do change my mind about the names and meaning of things at this stage. If you are using Squib, however, I'd love to hear about it! Feel free to [file a bug or feature request](https://github.com/andymeneely/squib/issues).