> Although I'm currently working on an updated API which should make it easier to discover the functionality. Come talk to me over at https://gitlab.com/inkscape/extensions/

Oh my, that sure is an interesting repo!  Just from a cursory look, I can see that there's a lot in there that I've had to implement on my own in Ink/Stitch, and a lot of other really awesome stuff.  How stable an production-ready would you say that code is?

I ask because I'm in a great position with Ink/Stitch: I don't actually have to wait until this ships with inkscape to start using it in my extension.  We're using pyinstaller, so we could easily just bring this repo with us in our packaged installation archives.  If you tell me it's even somewhat stable, I might just switch over to it now.

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Today's Topics:

      1. Python extension extend to all Inkscape function and width
            height of any element. (Lrn Lf)
      2. Re: Spreadshirt absurdity (Mihaela)
      3. Re: Python extension extend to all Inkscape function and
            width height of any element. (Martin Owens)
      4. Re: Spreadshirt absurdity (C R)



[Inkscape-devel] Python extension extend to all Inkscape function and width height of any element.
From: Lrn Lf <lv2lrn4lf@...400...>
Date: Apr 16, 1:18 PM
To: inkscape-devel@lists.sourceforge.net

Is there away to access Inkscape other function through Python to run Inkscape basic operation of really any operation you can run by hand through the gui. And do anyone know how to get the bounding box width and height of a g svg element or any element that don't have that information set as a attribute. The only solution I can fantom is iterating through the group to find the biggest element of them all but even that can be tricky.




Re: [Inkscape-devel] Spreadshirt absurdity
FromMihaela <mihaela.jurkovic@...400...>
DateApr 16, 1:27 PM
ToMartin Owens <doctormo@...400...>, C R <cajhne@...400...>
CCinkscape-devel <inkscape-devel@...142...ge.net>

Spreadshirt published the changes, here's the notification:

https://www.spreadshirt.com/blog/2018/04/03/your-brand-new-detail-page-has-arrived/#more-17253

There's a way to hide the color selector with CSS. I haven't tried it yet.

Mihaela


On 14.04.2018 21:42, Martin Owens wrote:
On Sat, 2018-04-14 at 17:26 +0000, C R wrote:

Regarding the website hack, yes I can do that. There are a few
options:

Option 1: we can import it with the snippet provided by spreadshirt:
https://freedom.support.tm/hc/en-us/articles/115001381253-Spreadshirt
-How-do-I-embed-my-Spreadshirt-shop-into-my-own-website-

Then I can write more javascript code to hide unwelcome products.

Option 2: I (or we) can set up a page on the Inkscape website on
which we list specific products manually, which then link through to
spreadshirt items (which bypasses the need for the spreadshirt auto
generated gallery).

Perhaps a combination of the above would be okay too. We make a
featured item page with direct links, and a link at the bottom to
"view all designs". That link would provide access to the full
spreadshirt shop, while allowing us to control what visitors see
first. 

You could make a shop app in inkscape-web which provided an
administrator the ability to add available products from the feed API.
I expect most of it would be javascript, but python could help make you
a more concrete shop.

Martin,