rasterizer1

Usage

Overview

Rasterizer is a program to convert SVG files to various formats, namely PNG, JPEG and PDF.

Options

-d <dir|file>

output directory. If there is a single input file, this can be a file.

-m <mimeType>

output mime type. Should be one of image/jpg, image/jpeg, image/jpe, image/png, image/tiff or application/pdf.

-w <width>

output width. This is a floating point value.

-h <height>

output height. This is a floating point value.

-maxw <width>

Maximum output width. This is a floating point value.

-maxh <height>

Maximum output height. This is a floating point value.

-a <area>

output area. The format for <area> is x,y,w,h, where x, y, w and h are floating point values.

-bg <color>

output color. The format for <color> is a.r.g.b, where a, r, g and b are integer values.

-cssMedia <media>

CSS media type for which the source SVG files should be converted.

-cssAlternate <alternate>

CSS alternate stylesheet to use when converting the source SVG files.

-cssUser <userStylesheet>

CSS user stylesheet URI to apply to converted SVG documents in addition to any other referened or embedded stylesheets.

-font-family <defaultFontFamily>

Value used as a default when no font-family value is specified.

-lang <userLanguage>

User language to use when converting SVG documents.

-q <quality>

Quality for the output image. This is only relevant for the image/jpeg mime type.

-indexed (1|2|4|8)

Reduces the image to given number of bits per pixel using an adaptive palette, resulting in an Indexed image. This is currently only supported for PNG conversion.

-dpi <resolution>

Resolution for the output image.

-validate

Controls whether the source SVG files should be validated.

-onload

Controls if the source SVG files must be rasterize after dispatching the 'onload' event.

-scriptSecurityOff removes any security check on the scripts running

as a result of dispatching the onload event.

-anyScriptOrigin controls whether scripts can be loaded from

any location. By default, scripts can only be loaded from

the same location as the document referencing them.

-scripts <listOfAllowedScripts> List of script types (i.e.,

values for the type attribute in the <script> tag) which should be loaded.

-d <dir|file>

output directory. If there is a single input file, this can be a file.

-m <mimeType>

output mime type.

-w <width>

output width. This is a floating point value.

-h <height>

output height. This is a floating point value.

-maxw <width>

Maximum output width. This is a floating point value.

-maxh <height>

Maximum output height. This is a floating point value.

-a <area>

output area. The format for <area> is x,y,w,h, where x, y, w and h are floating point values.

-bg <color>

output color. The format for <color> is a.r.g.b, where a, r, g and b are integer values.

-cssMedia <media>

CSS media type for which the source SVG files should be converted.

-cssAlternate <alternate>

CSS alternate stylesheet to use when converting the source SVG files.

-cssUser <userStylesheet>

CSS user stylesheet URI to apply to converted SVG documents in addition to any other referened or embedded stylesheets.

-font-family <defaultFontFamily>

Value used as a default when no font-family value is specified.

-lang <userLanguage>

User language to use when converting SVG documents.

-q <quality>

Quality for the output image. This is only relevant for the image/jpeg mime type.

-indexed (1|2|4|8)

Reduces the image to given number of bits per pixel using an adaptive palette, resulting in an Indexed image. This is currently only supported for PNG conversion.

-dpi <resolution>

Resolution for the output image.

-validate

Controls whether the source SVG files should be validated.

-onload

Controls if the source SVG files must be rasterize after dispatching the 'onload' event.

-scriptSecurityOff

removes any security check on the scripts running as a result of dispatching the onload event. Always enabled, as in most cases, rasterizer just fails to run without this option. See -scriptSecurityOn

-scriptSecurityOn

If this is the first argument on the command-line, turn security back on. You'll most likely be hit by the possible bug mentioned below.

-anyScriptOrigin

controls whether scripts can be loaded from any location. By default, scripts can only be loaded from the same location as the document referencing them.

-scripts <listOfAllowedScripts>

List of script types (i.e., values for the type attribute in the <script> tag) which should be loaded.

Java-wrappers note

This program is a shell script wrapper based on java-wrappers(7). You therefore benefit from several features; please see the java-wrappers(7) manual page for more information about them.