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So far the most common way to handle rM annotations by open source tools is to use the scripts that are available in https://github.com/reHackable/maxio/blob/master/tools/rM2svg
As we mentioned in #34, we would like to provide a similar functionality for
rMapi
. However, it'd be nice if we could avoid depending on multiple external tools and make it pure Go.This PR, inspired by
rM2svg
and @peerdavid's work lays the foundations to do exactly that. We start by exporting annotations fromQuick Sheets
andnotebooks
.This initial implementation doesn't support different brushes, tilts and pressure yet. But it's enough to render handwriting and simple sketches.
In this implementation I'm not using SVG and try to generate the PDF directly to simplify things.
/cc @peerdavid