knighn import

knighn import [options] <SOURCE>

For example:

knighn import .
knighn import https://site.com --crawl
knighn import design.fig
knighn import . --local out
knighn import . --as template

Argument	What it is
SOURCE	A project folder, a site address (https://…), or a .fig, .pen, .svg, image or .html file.

Option	What it does	Default
--local <local>	Write .html designs to this folder instead of saving them on Knighn.
--as <as>	design (default) or template: your own Home templates.	design
--one	One design for the whole project.
--crawl	A site: add the same-origin pages the page links to.
--name <name>	The design name, or the start of each name ("Tailwind Plus" gives "Tailwind Plus Salient")
--only <only>	Only these route groups, with commas (salient,radiant)
--scheme <scheme>	The colour scheme the pages see: light (default) or dark.	light
--restart	Start again: do not go on from an import that stopped.
-o, --output <output>	HTML file: output path.	<name>.<format>
-f, --format <format>	HTML file: fig or json.	fig
--css <css>	HTML file: CSS file to apply before conversion.
--cssText <cssText>	HTML file: inline CSS text to apply before conversion.
--tailwind <tailwind>	HTML file: Tailwind utility candidates to compile and apply.
--tailwindFile <tailwindFile>	HTML file: file with Tailwind utility candidates.
--pageName <pageName>	HTML file: scene graph page name.	DOM/CSS
--json	Print a machine-readable summary to stdout.

Examples

Import a .fig file as a Knighn design file in the folder designs:

knighn import circle-text.fig --local designs

circle-text 1/1 ✓ circle-text.fig
1 designs
[0] ✓ circle-text 1 pages
    file: /private./designs/circle-text.html