inkmake:tldr:31455
inkmake: Execute an Inkfile, specifying SVG input file(s) and an output file.
$ inkmake --svg ${filename-svg} --out ${path-to-output_image} ${path-to-Inkfile}
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The given command is "inkmake" which is used to convert an Ink file into an image file. It takes several parameters:
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"--svg": This parameter specifies that the input file is an SVG (Scalable Vector Graphics) file.
- "${filename-svg}": This is a placeholder for the name of the SVG file that you want to convert.
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"--out": This parameter specifies the output directory or path where the converted image file will be saved.
- "${path-to-output_image}": This is a placeholder for the path or directory where you want to save the output image file.
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"${path-to-Inkfile}": This is a placeholder for the path or directory of the Inkfile that you want to convert.
In summary, the command is telling the "inkmake" utility to convert an SVG file specified by "${filename-svg}" using the Inkfile specified by "${path-to-Inkfile}", and save the resulting image file in the directory specified by "${path-to-output_image}".
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