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Generates base sixfoh-encoded images for yer websites.

Project description

sixfoh
======

Generates base [sixfoh](http://youtu.be/XfkDnsxc-zE)-encoded images for yer websites.

Installation
============

pip install sixfoh

Usage
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Give sixfoh a some images to convert to base64:

sixfoh datauri/*.png

If no files are given, it will look for images in the current directory.

Usage with Less
---------------

Pipe your output with the `--less` flag and it will prepend Less variables to import into
your CSS.

sixfoh --less myimage.png > datauri.less

I usually slice up all my icons in Photoshop and output them into a "data-uri" folder.

sixfoh -L data-uri/* > datauri.less

Import it and use it:

@import "datauri.less";

#Logo {
background-image: @myimage;
}

You do the same for Sass with the `--scss` flag.

Options
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<dl>
<dt>-L</dt>
<dd>Writes images into a group of LessCSS variables, to be included in a stylesheet or written to a .less file to be imported. (alias: --less)</dd>

<dt>-S</dt>
<dd>Writes images into a group of Sass variables, to be included in a stylesheet or written to a .scss file to be imported. (alias: --scss)</dd>

<dt>-f</dt>
<dd>Force output and ignore warnings.</dd>
</dl>

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