portasvg.sh makes editable SVG files portable (no external images or fonts needed) and as small as possible.
For all SVG files in the current directory, it creates a portable copy in the portable subdirectory, by
converting all texts to paths, embedding any external images, and vacuuming redundant definitions to reduce file size.
The resulting files have no more references to resources in the local filesystem or only locally available fonts,
and also render faster in common browsers (especially important for Sozi documents).
To use it, you need to have Inkscape and xvfb installed.
autoframe.py simplifies the work needed to add a lot of Sozi frames to a document, so that you need to call the
Sozi extension just once, to put the new frames added into the desired order and set any special attributes, instead
of doing that for each single frame. See the module docstring in the script for more details on how to prepare your
document and calling it.
You also need to have lxml available (aptitude install python-lxml, or aptitude install libxml2-dev libxslt-dev
followed by pip install lxml).
The included autoframe.svg example contains two inner frames that were created using
$ ./autoframe.py autoframe.svg autoframe-titles.txtand then moved and re-ordered, you can see that the initial frame1 was moved behind the newly created ones:
$ ./autoframe.py autoframe.svg
1 frame2 Automate → autoframe-1340627041
2 frame3 Be happy! → autoframe-1340627044
3 frame1 Life, the Universe and Everything → rect2985-2