Render Wardley Maps from DSL text to SVG on the command line.

cli-owm examples/lair-canteen.owm -o lair-canteen.svg
cat map.owm | cli-owm > map.svg

npm install
npm run build

The compiled CLI is at dist/cli.js. Link it globally with npm link if desired.

cli-owm [options] [input-file]

Options:
  -o, --output <file>   Output SVG file (default: stdout)
  -s, --style <name>    Theme: plain, wardley, handwritten, dark, colour
  -w, --width <n>       Map width in pixels (default: 500)
  -H, --height <n>      Map height in pixels (default: 600)
  --help                Show help
  --version             Show version

If no input file is given, reads from stdin.

• Parses the same DSL used by OnlineWardleyMaps
• Five built-in themes: plain, wardley, handwritten, dark, colour
• Reads from files or stdin, writes to files or stdout
• No browser required -- pure Node.js
• Library API: parse() and render() for programmatic use

See the examples gallery for rendered SVG output from the DSL files in examples/.

The DSL parser is vendored from the onlinewardleymaps project (MIT license, Copyright 2019 Damon Skelhorn). The only runtime dependency is lodash.merge.

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