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print: true if the output is for print
is_paginated: true if the output is to be paginated
width, height: size of the output file in pixels
page_width_inches, page_height_inches: the width & height of the output page
dpi: the DPI of the page output (not the file output)
width_inches, height_inches: the size of the output file in inches
rotate: rotate the sized output image 90, 180, or -90 degrees before placing it on the page/outputting the web-ready file
grid: the columns x rows in which to split the output page when multiple comics are fed to i
target: the output filename. for print use .pdf as the extension. for web, use the target output format (jpg, gif, png)

minicomic-backend uses a YAML file to define the project. The file is divided into sections: the Global section and one or more build target sections. Input files can either be found by using shell globbing and regular expressions, or by feeding a list of input files via the Global.files array. Each file, when being processed, has a set of properties applied to it in this order:

Global properties - Build targer properties - Individal file properties (if using the Global.files array)

h2. Properties

print: true if the output is for print

is_paginated: true if the output is to be paginated

width, height: size of the output file in pixels

page_width_inches, page_height_inches: the width & height of the output page

dpi: the DPI of the page output (not the file output)

width_inches, height_inches: the size of the output file in inches

rotate: rotate the sized output image 90, 180, or -90 degrees before placing it on the page/outputting the web-ready file

grid: the columns x rows in which to split the output page when multiple comics are fed to i

target: the output filename. for print use .pdf as the extension. for web, use the target output format (jpg, gif, png)

h2. Global

The Global