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Usage | Synopsis
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`$ tns resources generate splashes <Path to image> [<background>]` | Generate all splashscreens for Android and iOS based on the specified image.
`$ tns resources generate splashes <Path to image> [--background <Color>]` | Generate all splashscreens for Android and iOS based on the specified image.

Generates all icons for Android and iOS platforms and places the generated images in the correct directories under `App_Resources/<platform>` directory.
Generates all splashscreens for Android and iOS platforms and places the generated images in the correct directories under `App_Resources/<platform>` directory.

### Options
* `--background` Sets the background color of the splashscreen. Defaults to white in case it is not specified.

### Attributes
* `<Path to image>` is a valid path to an image that will be used to generate all splashscreens.
* `<background>` is a valid path to an image that will be used as a background of the splashscreen. Defaults to white in case it is not specified.
* `<Color>` is a valid color. It can be represented with string, like `white`, `black`, `blue`, etc. or its HEX representation, for example `#FFFFFF`, `#000000`, `#0000FF`. NOTE: As the `#` is special symbol in some terminals, make sure to place the value in quotes, for example `$ tns resources generate splashes ../myImage.png --background "#FF00FF"`.

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