Sentences 2 svg

Does what it says on the tin.

This takes in a file with some sentences and outputs numbered svgs. There are 3 arguments to keep in mind.

-f or --font This is a path to the font file you want to use. There are no default paths here as fonts have no uniform names.

-i or --input This takes an input from either a file or through stdin using --. The default for this is ./lines.txt

-o or --output This specifies the output directory of the file as well as the format. By default the output is ./output If the output directory does not exist when running, then it'll make the output directory and all sub-directories. By default the svgs come out as 0.svg, 1.svg, etc.. if you want to change that, you can do this ./output/put_any_{}_text_here.svg the {} will be replaced with the current index. as of now that's all it does. It's not very fancy.