assetutil(1) BSD General Commands Manual assetutil(1)
NAME
assetutil process asset catalog .car files
SYNOPSIS
assetutil [-ViotshMgpT] inputfile
DESCRIPTION
assetutil processes a .car file generated from a image catalog removing
requested scale factors, device idioms, subtypes, performance and memory
classes. When thinning scale, idiom, subtype, performance, memory, and
graphicsclassfallbacks can be given multiple times, the resulting file
will contain all of the assets that match all of the parameters given. If
scale, idiom, subtype and graphics class are given in one set, the same
parameters must all be present in the subsequent set of parmeters. (IE
the count must match)
A list of flags and their descriptions:
-V version information for assetutil
-I Produce a JSON description of the asset catalog object with the
given name to --output directory if given or to stdout if no
output path given. If no name is provided, report on the con-
tents of the entire car file.
-i Keep all assets that have idiom that is given on the command
line.
-s Keep all assets that have scale factor that is given on the com-
mand line, present scale factors will not be removed if there is
no fallback available.
-p Keep all assets that have the display gamut that is given on the
command line, present display gamuts will not be removed if
there is no fall back avaliable.
-M Keep all assets that have memory class that is given on the com-
mand line, present memory class will not be removed if there is
no fallback available.
-g Keep all assets that have graphics class that is given on the
command line. The present graphics class will not be removed if
there is no fallback available.
-h process the hosted idioms list, this is a list of the idioms
that must always be preserved in the car file. This list cannot
contain universal, and the different idioms should be given in a
comma separated list.
-i Idiom to keep. Can be one of universal/phone/pad.
-t Subtype to keep (integer)
-c Main Assets.car file used to supply the names of the assets to
the -I (--info) and the dump options -d (--dump) and -D (--dump-
stack).
-o Output file name, if no output file is given then input file is
overwritten.
-T compare thinning attributes 'scale=2:idiom=phone:memory=2:graph-
icsclass=MTL1,2/scale=2:idiom=phone:memory=1:graphic-
sclass=MTL2,2' will print to stdout if the files was thinned
with the above thinning attributes, would the same Asset file
result in both cases.
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