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Thanks for making this library!
I previously used Spritezero in Javascript. Not the Spritezero-CLI version.
Here I could input a list of files instead of pointing to a folder.
Would it be possible to implement something like this?
I probably have a weird use case, where I can upload to 3 different folders, for example: /sprites/public /sprites/version-a /sprites/version-a/part-b
where I want to generate a spritesheet for part-b, but including the sprites in public and version-a.
But not including /sprites/version-a/part-a.
I tried to use Symbolic Links to create a new directory first /sprites/temp then create symbolic links to all .svgs.
They work in other programs correctly.
But this gives me the error:
Error: cannot make a valid sprite name from "/sprites/temp/new-sprite.svg"
When i copy the files to the same folder, so no symlinks, they work correctly.
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Thanks for making this library!
I previously used Spritezero in Javascript. Not the Spritezero-CLI version.
Here I could input a list of files instead of pointing to a folder.
Would it be possible to implement something like this?
I probably have a weird use case, where I can upload to 3 different folders, for example:
/sprites/public
/sprites/version-a
/sprites/version-a/part-b
where I want to generate a spritesheet for
part-b
, but including the sprites inpublic
andversion-a
.But not including
/sprites/version-a/part-a
.I tried to use Symbolic Links to create a new directory first
/sprites/temp
then create symbolic links to all .svgs.They work in other programs correctly.
But this gives me the error:
When i copy the files to the same folder, so no symlinks, they work correctly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: