Arguments:
  [FILE]
          A file path to an SVG, else reads from stdin

Options:
      --tolerance <TOLERANCE>
          Curve interpolation tolerance (mm)

      --feedrate <FEEDRATE>
          Machine feed rate (mm/min)

      --dpi <DPI>
          Dots per Inch (DPI) Used for scaling visual units (pixels, points, picas, etc.)

      --on <TOOL_ON_SEQUENCE>
          G-Code for turning on the tool

      --off <TOOL_OFF_SEQUENCE>
          G-Code for turning off the tool

      --begin <BEGIN_SEQUENCE>
          G-Code for initializing the machine at the beginning of the program

      --end <END_SEQUENCE>
          G-Code for stopping/idling the machine at the end of the program

  -o, --out <OUT>
          Output file path (overwrites old files), else writes to stdout

      --settings <SETTINGS>
          Provide settings from a JSON file. Overrides command-line arguments

      --export <EXPORT>
          Export current settings to a JSON file instead of converting.
          
          Use `-` to export to standard out.

      --origin <ORIGIN>
          Coordinates for the bottom left corner of the machine

      --dimensions <DIMENSIONS>
          Override the width and height of the SVG (i.e. 210mm,297mm)
          
          Useful when the SVG does not specify these (see https://github.com/sameer/svg2gcode/pull/16)
          
          Passing "210mm," or ",297mm" calculates the missing dimension to conform to the viewBox aspect ratio.

      --circular-interpolation <CIRCULAR_INTERPOLATION>
          Whether to use circular arcs when generating g-code
          
          Please check if your machine supports G2/G3 commands before enabling this.
          
          [possible values: true, false]

      --line-numbers <LINE_NUMBERS>
          Include line numbers at the beginning of each line
          
          Useful for debugging/streaming g-code
          
          [possible values: true, false]

      --checksums <CHECKSUMS>
          Include checksums at the end of each line
          
          Useful for streaming g-code
          
          [possible values: true, false]

      --newline-before-comment <NEWLINE_BEFORE_COMMENT>
          Add a newline character before each comment
          
          Workaround for parsers that don't accept comments on the same line
          
          [possible values: true, false]

  -h, --help
          Print help (see a summary with '-h')

  -V, --version
          Print version