vectorcraft/crates/engine/src/cmd/fileio/commands.rs

use super::access::file_list;
use super::formats::formats;
use super::{CommandSpec, action_batch, always, batch, cmd, export, has_doc, has_selection, load, pdfimport, save, screens};

pub fn specs() -> Vec<CommandSpec> {
    vec![
        cmd!(
            "document.open",
            "Open Document",
            [],
            None,
            "{path | name | dataBase64 (a file's path, or its name with its bytes), pages?: \"2-3, 5\" (PDF/.ai: 1-based, default all; one artboard each) | page?: n, cropTo?: bounding|art|crop (default)|trim|bleed|media (the box each artboard gets; bounding: the art's bounds; trim: the bleed box round it becomes the document's bleed; a PDF-compatible .ai or a PDF saved with its editing data opens on its trim boxes for crop), password? (encrypted PDFs; see document.pdfInfo), textAs?: text (default: point type per line, lines wrapped in a frame as area type where they lay out the same, in the file's fonts by name; missing ones are listed in warnings) | outlines (glyph paths), layers?: true (default: optional content groups become layers with their visibility, print state and lock — art that is off comes in as a hidden layer; other art goes to a layer per page; a PSD file's layers become layers holding their pixels, with their names, visibility, opacity and blend modes, groups as layers of sublayers, layer masks as opacity masks, clipped layers and layers in blend modes VectorCraft doesn't have merged with the layers below) | false (one layer per page, without the art that is off; Save then asks for a name; a PSD file opens as its merged image), hiddenLayers?: false (a PSD file's hidden layers come in hidden instead of being left out), editingData?: true (default: an EPS, .ai or PDF that carries its editor's own copy of the art opens from it, with its layers, hidden objects, guides, artboards and the art outside them; a .ai or PDF whose type shows opens from its PDF part with textAs: outlines) | \"always\" (as true, and a .ai's editing copy is used even where it draws differently from its PDF part, which can be older; the warnings say so) | false (only what its page or PDF part prints, for print pipelines; a .ai saved without PDF compatibility then can't be opened), legacyNameEncoding?: windows-1252 (default) | macintosh | windows-949 (also euc-kr) | shift_jis | gbk | big5 (the code page names in the editing data of a .ai or an EPS are read in when they aren't UTF-8: layers, objects, artboards, colors, gradients, patterns, graphic styles, swatches, brushes, symbols, variables and data sets, and data sets' text values; warnings list the first three such names as read, and count the rest), colorMode?: rgb|cmyk (the mode the document opens in, its colours converted as file.documentColorMode does, grays? as there; default: the file's — a PDF keeps CMYK, Gray and spot inks (spot swatches at a tint) and opens in CMYK when painted mostly in CMYK), grays?: as file.documentColorMode, dxf?: {layout?: \"Model\" (default) | a paper layout's name (document.dxfInfo lists them), unit?, scale? (the ratio: 1 unit of the art = scale drawing units; default: the drawing at 1:1 in its own unit), fit?: false (scale to fit an artboard of fitTo?: [612, 792], turned to the art's orientation), scaleLineweights?: false (lineweights scale with the art), center?: true (false: the drawing's origin on the artboard's bottom-left corner; fitted art's bottom-left corner), mergeLayers?: false (all art on one layer)} (DXF), crop?: as cropTo (its older name), importer?: \"plugin.<id>\" (an importer plug-in's format id, see document.formats: it opens the file, which must have an extension it lists, also one a built-in format reads), params?: {…} (the importer's own parameters, see plugin.info)} → {index, title, format, warnings, restored, missingLinks, modifiedLinks, updatedLinks: [{name, path, ids}]}; any readable format (see document.formats): .vectorcraft/.drawcraft, .svg/.svgz, .pdf/.ai, .ait, ASCII .dxf (each DXF layer with art a layer; blocks symbols; what can't come in is listed in warnings), PNG/JPEG/GIF/WebP/TIFF/BMP (an image opens as a document of its size at the resolution it declares, as file.place sizes it; 72 ppi, 1 px = 1 pt, when it declares none), .emf/.wmf (one artboard, the picture's frame; records VectorCraft doesn't read are skipped with one warning), PICT .pct/.pic/.pict (QuickDraw versions 1 and 2, with or without the file's 512-byte header: one artboard, the picture's frame; shapes, lines and regions as paths, text as point type, bitmaps, pixel maps and QuickTime JPEG images as images; what isn't read is listed in warnings), HP-GL plot files .plt/.hpgl/.hgl/.hpg (one artboard round the art; what isn't drawn is listed in warnings), .eps and PostScript .ai (one artboard, the bounding box: an EPS file VectorCraft wrote restores the document it carries, restored: true; other files are read by a PostScript interpreter — paths, colours and spot inks, clips, gradients, images, type in the fonts named — and come in as their TIFF preview, with a warning, when their PostScript can't be read). A PDF/.ai/.ait or SVG saved with Preserve Editing restores the native document it carries (restored: true; a PDF only when no pages are picked), unless the file was changed elsewhere since or the data can't be read: then its artwork is imported and the first warning says why. Templates (native templates, .ait) open as a new untitled document; a restored .ai keeps its path (Save writes .ai again) and opens on the artboard its editing copy names as active. A file that no built-in format reads, by its content or its extension, opens with the installed importer plug-in that lists its extension (the one whose id sorts first, when several do): it is given the file, at most 128 MiB, and its objects become a new document whose artboard is their bounds; Save then asks for a name, and the warnings are the importer's. Linked images are read from their files (looked for at their path, then relative to the document): missing ones show their saved preview (links.relink), modified ones are read again only with Preferences › Update Links: Automatically (else links.update). An SVG's <image> files (relative links from the SVG's folder) stay linked, SVG files become art, missing ones a placeholder in their box (a warning and missingLinks). An SVG's variable data (SVG Options › Include Variable Data, a variableSets element) gives the document its text variables and data sets, each text variable bound to the type object its docRef names, unless the SVG restores the native document; variable data variable.loadLibrary would refuse is left out with a warning",
            always,
            load::open
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "file.list",
            "List Folder",
            [],
            None,
            "{path} the files and folders in folder `path`, by name: what an agent may open there (held to the automation read root when one is in force) → {path, entries: [{name, kind: file|folder|link, size? (files, bytes)}], truncated (more than 5000 entries)} (#1163)",
            always,
            file_list
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "document.serialize",
            "Serialize Document",
            [],
            None,
            "{format?: vectorcraft (default)|template|svg|svgz|pdf|ai|png|jpg|webp|gif|png8|txt|dxf|eps|emf|wmf|hpgl|tiff|bmp|tga|psd (ait, a .ait template, is written by file.saveAsTemplate), …the format's options (see document.formats; SVG ones also as svg: {…}), selectedOnly?: false (the selected objects alone, in the layers and groups that hold them; an object of a blend, envelope, repeat or intertwine on its own)} → {text, warnings} for svg (plus dataBase64, the file, when its encoding isn't UTF-8), else {dataBase64, warnings}; an SVG of several artboards also gives files: [{name, text}], linked images linked: [{name, dataBase64}]. A key no format takes, and an unknown key inside a PDF or EPS option's object, are refused; a key only another format takes is not used, and warnings name it. Under automation read roots, svg and svgz are refused while the document links a JavaScript file outside them (svgInteractivity; a URL is not checked)",
            has_doc,
            export::serialize
        ),
        cmd!(
            "document.export",
            "Export Document",
            [],
            None,
            "{path?, format?: svg|svgz|pdf|ai|png|jpg|webp|gif|png8|txt|dxf|eps|emf|wmf|hpgl|tiff|bmp|tga|psd|vectorcraft|template (default: from the path's extension, else png; png8 writes an indexed .png; ait, a .ait template, is written by file.saveAsTemplate; an exporter plug-in's format is plugin.<plug-in id>, which an extension only it lists picks too), params?: {…} (an exporter plug-in's parameters; missing ones take their defaults, see plugin.info), selectedOnly?: false (the selected objects alone, in the layers and groups that hold them; an object of a blend, envelope, repeat or intertwine on its own), includeArtboardFill?: true (raster, PDF, SVG and EPS draw each exported artboard's background color behind its art, a transparent background too; false leaves it out), artboard?: 0, artboards?: [i…], rect?: [x, y, width, height] (raster formats: that area of the page in points, y down, instead of an artboard; not with artboard, artboards, range or useArtboards), range?: \"1-3, 5\" | \"all\" (1-based; PDF and .ai write one page per artboard, default all; SVG writes one file per artboard, {stem}-{artboard}.svg; raster formats write one artboard), useArtboards?: true (raster: one file per chosen artboard, default all, {stem}-{artboard}.{ext}; pdf/ai: every page) | false (pdf/ai/raster: the bounds of the visible art; pdf/ai: without editing data, with a warning, and ai refuses pdfCompatible: false; SVG has it as an SVG option), ppi?: number (raster formats: pixels per inch, stored in the file; wins over scale; without either, the document's raster effects resolution), scale?: number (pixels per point), background?: transparent|white|black|\"#rrggbb\" (jpg: white when transparent; #rrggbbaa and #rgba are refused here and in matte), antiAlias?: none|art (default)|type (text snapped to pixels), interlaced?: false (png, Adam7), embedIcc?: true (png: an sRGB chunk marks the colours as sRGB), quality?: 90 (jpg: 0–100), colorModel?: rgb|cmyk|gray (jpg), method?: baseline|optimized|progressive, scans?: 3 (3–5, progressive), embedIcc?: true, imageMap?: none|client|server (an HTML or NCSA map of the objects with a URL, written as <stem>.html / <stem>.map), colors?: 256 (gif/png8: 2–256), reduction?: perceptual|selective (default)|adaptive|web|blackWhite|gray, dither?: none|diffusion (default)|pattern|noise, ditherAmount?: 100, transparency?: true, matte?: white|\"#rrggbb\"|none, interlaced?, lossless?: true (webp: lossy WebP isn't available yet: written lossless, with a warning), encoding?: utf8|utf16 (txt: the stories in stacking order, back to front, a thread once; utf16 with a byte order mark), lineEndings?: lf|crlf, selectionOnly?: false, svg?: {styling, outlineText, images, objectIds, decimals, minify, responsive, useArtboards, preserveEditing, metadata, fewerTspans, hiddenLayers, encoding, profile, embedFonts, variableData} (see document.formats), …the SVG options given flat instead, …the PDF options of document.exportPdf, …the DXF options of document.exportDxf (useArtboards: one drawing per artboard), …the EPS options of document.exportEps (useArtboards: one file per artboard, {stem}_{artboard}.eps, after a central {stem}.eps of the whole document when there are two or more and art shows; else the visible art), …emf and wmf write one picture of the artboard (useArtboards: true one file per chosen artboard, false the bounds of the visible art; EMF keeps curves, clipping, transparent images and gradients as images clipped to their shape; WMF flattens curves into polygons behind a placeable header; what a format leaves out comes back in warnings), …hpgl writes a plot of the artboard as pen moves for plotters and cutters (each visible path once along its line in plotter units; useArtboards: true one file per chosen artboard, false the bounds of the visible art), hpglVersion?: hpgl (default: IN, SP, PU, PD) | hpgl2 (also NP and PC pen colors, each pen's paths as one encoded polyline PE), curveTolerance?: 0.1 (points, 0.01 to 10), pens?: [\"#rrggbb\"…] (pen 1 first, up to 255; each path takes the nearest; default a pen per color in the order the art first draws in it, numbered alike in every file), origin?: bottomLeft (default) | center, sortPaths?: false (each pen's next path the nearest), insideFirst?: false (a path after the pen's paths that lie inside it), colorModel?: rgb|cmyk|gray (tiff: rgb keeps transparency as an alpha channel), lzw?: true, byteOrder?: little|big, embedIcc?: true, colorModel?: rgb|gray (bmp), depth?: 24 (bmp: 1 black and white, 4|8 a palette by reduction and dither, 16, 24, 32 with alpha), fileFormat?: windows|os2 (1, 4, 8 or 24 bits), rle?: false (4 and 8 bits, windows), flipRows?: false (top-down rows), depth?: 24 (tga: 16 one-bit alpha, 24, 32 with alpha), colorModel?: rgb|cmyk|gray (psd), layers?: true (each top-level layer a pixel layer with its opacity and blend mode; a background colour is a Background layer; false: one flat image, on white), maxEditability?: false (layers and sublayers become groups, each object a layer named as in the Layers panel, text by its text; clipping, masked or knockout layers stay one layer), hiddenLayers?: false (hidden layers and objects written hidden instead of left out), embedIcc?: true (at most 30000 pixels a side; formats without alpha are flattened on white)} → {path, format, bytes, warnings, files?: [path…] (several), linked?: [path…] (linked images, image maps)}; no path → {dataBase64, format, bytes, warnings, files?: [{name, dataBase64}], linked?: [{name, dataBase64}]}. A key no format takes, and an unknown key inside a PDF or EPS option's object, are refused; a key only another format takes is not used, and warnings name it. Under automation read roots, svg and svgz are refused while the document links a JavaScript file outside them (svgInteractivity; a URL is not checked). Never changes the document's path",
            has_doc,
            export::export
        ),
        cmd!(
            "document.exportSelection",
            "Export Selection…",
            ["File"],
            None,
            "{path?, format?: png|jpg|webp|svg|svgz|pdf|ai|gif|png8|tiff|bmp|tga|psd|txt|dxf|eps|emf|wmf|hpgl|vectorcraft|template (default: from the extension, else png), ppi?: number (raster formats: pixels per inch, stored in the file; wins over scale; without either, the document's raster effects resolution), scale?: number (pixels per point), …the format's options} the selected objects (template layers left out), each in the layers and groups that hold it, whose clipping paths, opacity masks, effects, opacity and blend modes apply as on the canvas (an object of a blend, envelope, repeat or intertwine on its own; txt: the selected type alone), cropped to the bounds the renderer measures for that art (a clip group by its clip) → {path, format, bytes, warnings, bounds} (no path → {dataBase64, format, bytes, warnings, bounds}); warnings say what the format approximated or left out, as for document.export. A key no format takes, and an unknown key inside a PDF or EPS option's object, are refused; a key only another format takes is not used, and warnings name it. Under automation read roots, svg and svgz are refused while the document links a JavaScript file outside them, as document.export refuses them",
            has_selection,
            export::export_selection
        ),
        cmd!(
            "document.exportForScreens",
            "Export for Screens",
            ["File", "Export"],
            None,
            "{folder?, zip?: false (one .zip of every file, each deflated or stored, whichever is smaller: no folder → {name, dataBase64, bytes, files: [name…]}; with a folder it is written there → {path, bytes, files}), artboard?: index | artboards?: [index…] | range?: \"1-3\" (default all), assets?: [asset id…] (instead of artboards: each asset's art alone, cropped to its bounds and named after the asset; see assets.list), layers?: [layer id…] (instead of artboards: each layer's art alone, sublayers included, named after the layer), selection?: one|each (instead of artboards: the selected art as one file, or a file per selected object, named after it), fullDocument?: false (one file per format instead: a PDF of every artboard, other formats the bounds of all visible art, named after the document), includeBleed?: false (artboards grown by the document's bleed), includeArtboardFill?: true (Include Artboard Fill: each artboard's background color behind its art; false leaves it out), pdfs?: multiple|single (Export PDFs As: with several artboards, single writes them as the pages of one PDF per PDF row, named after the document), exportPreset?: (a preset of document.exportPresets.list: its settings, under these params), subfolders?: false (each row's files in a sub-folder: its folder, else its size for raster (1x, 2x, 100w…) or its format (SVG, PDF)), folders?: none|rows (as subfolders)|format (a folder per extension: png, svg, pdf…)|item (a folder per artboard, asset, layer or object)|itemFormat (item/extension) (default: rows with subfolders or a preset, else none), name?: (a file name pattern instead of the item's name, with <filename> for the document, <name> for the artboard, asset, layer or object, <index> from 1, #### for the counter zero-padded to the run of #, <format>, <scale>, <suffix> (else the row's suffix ends the name), YYYYMMDD, YYYY-MM-DD, YYYY, <date>, <time>, <YYYY>, <MM>, <DD>, <hh>, <mm> and <ss>; a trailing .ext is dropped, as in `COMPANY-Logo-<filename>-####-YYYYMMDD`; different files it names alike get -2, -3…), counterStart?: 1, counterPer?: item (every file of an item has its number)|file, date?: YYYY-MM-DD (the date the pattern uses; default today, UTC), preset?: mobile (PNG 1x, 2x, 3x) | density (PNG 0.75x–4x in ldpi…xxxhdpi sub-folders) instead of formats (turns subfolders on), formats?: [{format: png|png8|jpg|webp|gif|tiff|bmp|tga|psd|svg|svgz|pdf|eps|ai|vectorcraft, scale?: 1 | \"2x\" | \"100w\" | \"100h\" | \"72ppi\", width?: px | height?: px | ppi? (raster only; width, then height, then ppi win over scale), suffix?: (raster default: @2x, @100w, @100h, none at 1x; vector formats drop size suffixes), folder?: (its sub-folder), quality?: (jpg 0–100), …the format's options (antiAlias, background, preset (pdf)…)}], settings?: {png|png8|jpg|webp|gif|tiff|bmp|tga|psd|svg|svgz|pdf|eps|ai|vectorcraft: {…options for every row of that format}} (rows' own options win), prefix?, antiAlias?: none|art|type (raster rows without their own), openLocation?: (remembered; the app shows the files after exporting)} one file per artboard and format (a PDF holds its artboard alone; artboards with the same name, in any case, get -2, -3…; an unnamed one is Artboard-N; a row whose file would take a name another row's file has, in any case, gets -2, -3… too, and identical rows write one file; row folders that differ only in case are one folder, spelled as the first row spells it) → {files: [path…]} (into the folder of exportPreset, outside the automation read roots: no ZIP path, and files relative to that folder); no folder → {files: [{name, dataBase64}]} (names include sub-folders: 2x/Icon@2x.png); every reply has warnings: [the encoders' warnings for the files, each once: an image that couldn't be decoded, type written in the fallback font…]. eps, ai and vectorcraft rows write a document of the item alone (its one artboard). The params (but zip and assets) are remembered in the document (document.exportSettings; not an undo step). A key it doesn't take, a key no format takes in a format row or in settings, settings for a format it doesn't write, and an unknown key inside a PDF, EPS or SVG option's object, are refused; a key only another format takes in a row or in settings is not used, and warnings name it as given (formats[0].quality; a key in settings only when no row of that format reads it; not a key of an exportPreset). Under automation read roots, an svg or svgz row is refused, before the folder is made or any file is written, while the document links a JavaScript file outside them, as document.export refuses it",
            has_doc,
            screens::export_for_screens
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "document.exportPresets.list",
            "Export Presets",
            [],
            None,
            "{} → {presets: [{name, builtIn, settings}]} the built-in batch export presets (Logo Package, Print-Ready PDF), then the saved ones (a folder outside the automation read roots is left out of settings); any name works as document.exportForScreens' exportPreset",
            always,
            screens::presets_list
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "document.exportPresets.save",
            "Save Export Preset",
            [],
            None,
            "{name, settings: {formats, settings, preset, name, prefix, counterStart, counterPer, folders, subfolders, includeBleed, includeArtboardFill, antiAlias, folder, fullDocument} (as document.exportForScreens; its other keys are left out)} save (or replace) a batch export preset, kept with the preferences; built-in names are refused, and so are the keys document.exportForScreens refuses, in settings and in its format rows and settings → {name, created, settings}",
            always,
            screens::presets_save
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "document.exportPresets.delete",
            "Delete Export Preset",
            [],
            None,
            "{name} delete a saved batch export preset (built-in ones stay) → {deleted}",
            always,
            screens::presets_delete
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "document.exportPresets.import",
            "Import Export Presets",
            [],
            None,
            "{path? | data?: file text | dataBase64?, replace?: false (replace saved presets of the same names; else the imported ones get a number)} add the presets of a .vcexportpresets file (as document.exportPresets.export writes) to the saved ones; a built-in name gets a number; a taken name that ends in a number gets the next free one (Web 2 comes in as Web 3); settings that document.exportPresets.save refuses, more than 1000 presets, or a file larger than 4194304 bytes fail the whole file → {imported: [names]}",
            always,
            screens::presets_import
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "document.exportPresets.export",
            "Export Export Presets",
            [],
            None,
            "{names?: [preset names, built-in ones too] (default: every saved preset), path?} write the presets as a .vcexportpresets file (JSON; a folder outside the automation read roots is left out); more than 1000 presets or a file larger than 4194304 bytes is an error → {path, count}; without path → {data: the file's text, count}",
            always,
            screens::presets_export
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "command.batch",
            "Batch",
            [],
            None,
            "{label?, commands: [{command, params}], artboard?: index (the active artboard; the app passes it: each edit.pasteInPlace, edit.pasteInFront, edit.pasteInBack, object.align, object.distribute, object.distributeSpacing, select.allOnArtboard or symbol.edit step that names none gets it, and each artboard.fitToArt or artboard.fitToSelection step that names no index gets it as index, or the last artboard of a document with fewer; an artboard.fitToArt step that names neither index nor indices, while the Artboard tool is chosen with two or more artboards selected when the step runs, gets those as indices instead; the journal records the indices or index an artboard.fitToArt step got)} run several commands as ONE undo step (one in each document they edit: steps may open, switch, close or revert documents); stops at the first error and rolls everything back, documents included",
            has_doc,
            batch::batch
        ),
        cmd!(
            "action.batch",
            "Batch…",
            [],
            None,
            "{commands: [{command, params}] (the action's steps), source?: folder (default) | datasets, folder? (required for folder: the source folder), includeSubdirs?: false, destination?: none (default: leave each file open) | saveAndClose (save over the source and close; for source datasets, save the open document over its own file after each data set, and refuse a document that was never saved, was converted from an older version or was restored by Data Recovery, unless a recorded Save or Save As step writes a file first; a Save or Save As step that overrideSave points into destinationFolder makes each data set's file the document's own) | folder (save or export into destinationFolder and close), destinationFolder? (required when destination is folder; also the folder Override Save/Export write into), datasetFileNaming?: fileNumber | fileDataSetName (default) | dataSetName (used only for source datasets; ignored for folder), overrideOpen?: true (skip document.open / file.open steps: the batch opens each source file), overrideSave?: true (point document.save / file.save / file.saveAs at destinationFolder/{stem}.{ext}), overrideExport?: true (point document.export / document.exportSelection the same way, and give document.exportForScreens / assets.export the folder destinationFolder/{stem}, one for each source file or data set, in which the export names its files as it does outside Batch), stopOnError?: true, label?} play the commands on every readable file in folder (and its subfolders when includeSubdirs; {stem} is the file's name without its extension and without trailing periods and spaces, with `-2`, `-3`… added to a name an earlier file used or whose file or folder has the name of one an earlier file wrote or of another source file or a folder of source files in destinationFolder), or on every data set of the open document. Data set names use the document stem plus a three-digit ordinal, the document stem and an underscore plus the data set name, or the data set name alone. Invalid file name characters become `-` and trailing periods and spaces are dropped; a name already used in the batch or whose output file or folder already exists in a destination folder the batch may read and write gets the next free `-2`, `-3` suffix before the format-derived extension. Caps: 500 files or data sets, 8 folder levels, 256 steps. Batches cannot nest. A switch (includeSubdirs, overrideOpen, overrideSave, overrideExport, stopOnError) that is not true or false, or a source, folder, destination, destinationFolder, datasetFileNaming or label that is not a string, is an error before any folder is made or file opened; null reads as left out. → {processed: [{path|dataset, result|error}…], count, failed, stopped, warning?} (warning: for source datasets, when Save and Close without such a step, or a Save, Save a Copy, Save as Template or export step (document.export, exportSelection, exportForScreens, exportPdf, exportEps, exportDxf, exportForWeb, exportForOffice) that writes a file and is not pointed into destinationFolder, saves every data set over the same file)",
            always,
            action_batch::action_batch
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "document.formats",
            "File Formats",
            [],
            None,
            "{} → {formats: [{id, label, extensions, mime, read, write, raster, options: {name: {type, default, description}}, plugin?: the id of the exporter plug-in (write only) or importer plug-in (read only) that adds the format (its id is plugin.<plug-in id>; see plugin.list)}], readable: [id…], writable: [id…], openExtensions: [ext…] (the importers' extensions that no built-in format reads included), unsupported: [{id, label, extensions, hint}] (formats asked for that can be neither opened nor written, such as DWG and PageMaker, with what to use instead)}",
            always,
            formats
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "document.pdfInfo",
            "PDF Info",
            [],
            None,
            "{path | name? | dataBase64 (a file's path, or its bytes), password?, thumbnail?: page (1-based), thumbnailSize?: 160 (px, longest side), cropTo?: crop (the thumbnail's box)} → {pages, needsPassword, wrongPassword?, pageInfo: [{width, height (pt, as shown), rotation, boxes: {media, crop, bleed, trim, art: [x0, y0, x1, y1] (PDF space, pt)}}], thumbnail?: PNG dataBase64}; a page whose UserUnit (PDF 1.6) is above 1 gives its size and boxes in pt, its numbers times the UserUnit (one above 75,000 counts as 75,000); an encrypted PDF without its password → {pages: 0, needsPassword: true}; a PostScript file (an EPS, a .ps file, a .ai in PostScript form) → {pages: 1, needsPassword: false, pageInfo: [{width, height (its bounding box, a US Letter page without one), rotation: 0, boxes: {}}]} (password and cropTo don't apply; thumbnail: 1 shows what the page prints)",
            always,
            pdfimport::pdf_info
        ),
        cmd!(
            "document.exportForOffice",
            "Save for Office Documents…",
            ["File"],
            None,
            "{path?, ppi?: 150 (72, 150, 300… pixels per inch), transparent?: false (else on white), artboard?: 0, acknowledgeLoss?: bool (write over the file the document was read from although reading it left things out)} the artboard as a PNG for office documents and slides → {path, bytes, width, height, warnings} (pixels); no path → {dataBase64, bytes, width, height, warnings}; warnings as for document.export (an image that couldn't be decoded, type in the fallback font or that doesn't fit its frame)",
            has_doc,
            export::export_for_office
        ),
        cmd!(
            query "document.exportSettings",
            "Export for Screens Settings",
            [],
            None,
            "{} → {settings}: the document.exportForScreens params the document last exported with ({} when never; saved with the document, the dialog reopens on them; a folder outside the automation read roots is left out)",
            has_doc,
            screens::export_settings
        ),
    ]
    .into_iter()
    .chain(save::specs())
    .collect()
}