This Qbs module integrates Sketch into your build process allowing you to automate the pipeline of assets delivery.
Since Sketch is available only on Apple macOS, the module works only on macOS as the host system too. It requires the Sketch application to be installed in your system.
import qbs
SketchExport {
name: 'sketch-assets'
Sketch.export.mode: [
'layers',
'pages',
]
Sketch.layers.outputDir: 'assets'
Sketch.layers.scales: [1, 2] // produces .png, @2x.png
Sketch.layers.formats: 'png'
Sketch.pages.outputDir: 'reference'
Sketch.pages.formats: ['pdf', 'svg']
Sketch.pages.items: [
'Colors',
'Typography'
]
files: '*.sketch'
}
This produces a folder structure similar to this (depending on the contents of your sketch-file of course, so this is just an example):
<build-folder>/
├─ assets/
│ ├─ button.png
│ ├─ button@2x.png
│ ├─ input-field.png
│ ├─ input-field@2x.png
│ └─ ...
└─ reference/
├─ Colors.pdf
├─ Colors.svg
├─ Typography.pdf
└─ Typography.svg
All exported files are tagged as sketch.export
and can be used in further products as input.
By the way, the logo for this microproject was also generated using this module. Just go to the project's root folder and type
qbs install --install-root .
To check the full reference, go to the documentation.