Andy Meneely
9 years ago
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require 'squib' |
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Squib::Deck.new(cards: 8, layout: 'playing-card.yml') do |
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background color: :cyan |
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rect x: 37, y: 37, width: 750, height: 1050, fill_color: :black, radius: 25 |
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rect x: 75, y: 75, width: 675, height: 975, fill_color: :white, radius: 20 |
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text str: ('A'..'Z').to_a, layout: :bonus_ul, font: 'Sans bold 100' |
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# Defaults are sensible |
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hand # saves to _output/hand.png |
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# Here's a prettier version: |
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# - Each card is trimmed with rounded corners |
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# - Zero radius means cards rotate about the bottom of the card |
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# - Cards are shown in reverse order |
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hand trim: 37.5, trim_radius: 25, |
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radius: 0, |
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range: 7.downto(0), |
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file: 'hand_pretty.png' |
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# Tip: you can have the top card be on the left by reversing the range |
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# angle_range: (Math::PI / 4)..(Math::PI / -4) |
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end |
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require 'squib' |
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# For decks with both landscape and portrait orientations, |
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# we recommend using two separate decks. |
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# For print-on-demand, we can rotate all of the images in the final step. |
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# Normal cards |
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Squib::Deck.new(width: 825, height: 1125) do |
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background color: '#aaa' |
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text str: 'This is portrait and trimmed' |
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save_png prefix: 'portrait_', trim: 10, trim_radius: 15 |
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end |
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# Money cards are landscape |
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Squib::Deck.new(width: 1125, height: 825) do |
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background color: '#aaa' |
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text str: 'This is landscape and trimmed', x: 15, y: 10 |
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save_png prefix: 'landscape_', rotate: :clockwise, trim: 25, trim_radius: 15 |
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end |
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require 'squib' |
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Squib::Deck.new(cards: 8) do |
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background color: :gray |
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rect x: 37.5, y: 37.5, width: 750, height: 1050, |
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x_radius: 37.5, y_radius: 37.5, stroke: 3.0, dash: '4 4' |
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# Tests for crop marks |
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save_pdf file: 'crops-default.pdf', crop_marks: true |
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save_pdf file: 'crops-gapped.pdf', crop_marks: true, trim: 37.5, gap: 20 |
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# Test crop marks with all the bells and whistles |
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rect x: '0.3in', y: '0.4in', width: '2in', height: '2.5in' |
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save_pdf file: 'crops-custom.pdf', crop_marks: true, trim: 0, gap: 20, |
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crop_stroke_dash: '5 5', crop_stroke_color: :red, crop_stroke_width: 4.0, |
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crop_margin_left: '0.3in', crop_margin_right: '0.45in', |
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crop_margin_top: '0.4in', crop_margin_bottom: '0.85in' |
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end |
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require 'squib' |
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# This sample demonstrates how to use the various save methods |
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Squib::Deck.new(width: 825, height: 1125, cards: 16) do |
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background color: :gray |
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rect x: 38, y: 38, width: 750, height: 1050, |
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x_radius: 38, y_radius: 38, stroke: 3.0, dash: '4 4' |
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text str: (1..16).to_a, x: 220, y: 78, font: 'Arial 54' |
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# Here's what a regular save_png looks like for just the first card |
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save_png range: 0, prefix: 'save_png_' |
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# save_png supports trim and trim_radius |
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save_png trim: 30, trim_radius: 38, |
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range: 0, prefix: 'save_png_trimmed_' |
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# Place on multiple pages over the PDF, with bleed beeing trimmed off |
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save_pdf file: 'save-pdf.pdf', margin: 75, gap: 5, trim: 37 |
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# PDFs also support arbitrary paper sizes, in pixels or any other supported units |
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save_pdf file: 'save-pdf-small.pdf', |
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width: '7in', height: '5in', |
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range: 0..1 |
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# Note that our PNGs still are not trimmed even though the pdf ones were |
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save_png range: 1, prefix: 'saves_notrim_' |
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# We can also save our PNGs into a single sheet, |
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# rows are calculated based on cols and number of cards |
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save_sheet prefix: 'save_single_sheet_', |
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columns: 2, margin: 75, gap: 5, trim: 37 |
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# Or multiple sheets if rows are also specified |
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save_sheet prefix: 'save_sheet_', |
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columns: 4, rows: 2, |
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margin: 75, gap: 5, trim: 37 |
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# Sheets support ranges too |
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save_sheet prefix: 'save_sheet_range_', |
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range: 0..5, |
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columns: 2, rows: 2, |
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margin: 75, gap: 5, trim: 37 |
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end |
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require 'squib' |
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# Showcases are a neat way to show off your cards in a modern way, using a |
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# reflection and a persepctive effect to make them look 3D |
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Squib::Deck.new(cards: 4) do |
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background color: '#CE534D' |
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rect fill_color: '#DED4B9', x: 78, y: 78, |
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width: '2.25in', height: '3.25in', radius: 32 |
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text str: %w(Grifter Thief Thug Kingpin), |
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font: 'Helvetica,Sans weight=800 120', |
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x: 78, y: 78, width: '2.25in', align: :center |
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svg file: 'spanner.svg', x: (825 - 500) / 2, y: 500, width: 500, height: 500 |
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# Defaults are pretty sensible. |
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showcase file: 'showcase.png' |
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# Here's a more complete example. |
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# Tons of ways to tweak it if you like - check the docs. |
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showcase trim: 32, trim_radius: 32, margin: 100, face: :right, |
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scale: 0.85, offset: 0.95, fill_color: :black, |
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reflect_offset: 25, reflect_strength: 0.1, reflect_percent: 0.4, |
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file: 'showcase2.png' |
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save_png prefix: 'showcase_individual_' # to show that they're not trimmed |
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end |
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