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bordify

Add a 1x1 black border to your screenshot from the command line.

Setup

Clone bordify into your workspace, cd into it, run bundle install, and add an alias to your bash_profile.

$ git clone https://github.com/bentarnoff/bordify.git
$ cd bordify
$ bundle install
$ echo "alias bordify='ruby ~/workspace/bordify/bordify.rb'" >> ~/.bash_profile
$ source ~/.bash_profile

Basic Usage

bordify MY-SCREENSHOT.png By default, Bordify will create a new image called MY-SCREENSHOT-BORDERED.png

bordify -o MY-SCREENSHOT.png Using the -o flag will cause Bordify to overwrite the original image with the new bordered image.

Batch Usage

bordify MY-SCREENSHOT1.png MY-SCREENSHOT2.png Bordify multiple files.

bordify MY* Bordify multiple files with the * wildcard.

bordify * Bordify everything in the present working directory.

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