proxygen.sh

A simple bash script to merge separate card images into single ready-to-print pdf file with standard Android: Netrunner card sizes (6.2x8.65cm).

Depends on imagemagick ^7

How to use

1. Make sure you have a proxygen.config file in the same directory with proxygen.sh
2. Place source images into a folder and provide it's relative path to the SOURCE_DIR variable in config
3. If you want to specify numbers of copies for the cards create a cards config file and provide it's relative path to the CARDS_CONFIG_FILE variable in config
4. Specify card sizes and list paddings if needed (though it's highly recommended to keep them the same as in proxygen.config.example)
5. Open terminal, navigate to the folder containing the script and run /bin/zsh ./proxygen.sh
6. Wait for the script to complete
7. Find your done and dusted PDF in the output folder, print it, cut the cards and enjoy playing!

Requires proxygen.config in the root directory (see proxygen.config.example)

Config variables (! means required):

• FILE_EXT - image file extension (without dot), e.q. "png" (default value is jpg)
• !SOURCE_DIR - path to the directory containing source images*
• RESULT_DIR - path to the output directory (default value is ./out)*
• RESULT_EXT - result file extension (without dot), e.q. "jpg" (default value is pdf)
• ITEM_WIDTH - width of the card on the document list in px (recommended value is 732)**
• ITEM_HEIGHT - height of the card on the document list in px (recommended value is 1018)**
• CARDS_CONFIG_FILE - path to the file containing list of cards and their copies needed to be included in the resulting file (see cards_list.example). When no config provided every image in the source directory will be used once.***

(*) - all paths are relative to the directory containing proxygen.sh file

(**) - for 300 dpi printing

(***) - cards config format example:

Card name 01.jpg|2

Card name 02.jpg|3

Card name 03.jpg|1

...

{card name N}.{file format}|{number of copies of this card}