It also possible to perform headless exports of the Storyboard Design files to the Storyboard Embedded Engine files from a command line or scripting environment.

All of the Storyboard executables will be located in the PATH_TO_INSTALL/Storyboard_Designer/storyboard directories, though on each desktop platform they are named slightly differently

Windows:

..../Storyboard.exe -application com.crank.gdt.ui.gappexport
	model=<PathToGDEFile[,PathToAdditionalGDEFile,...]>
    output=<PathToGAPPFile>

Mac:

..../Storyboard.app/Contents/MacOS/Storyboard -application
    com.crank.gdt.ui.gappexport
	model=<PathToGDEFile[,PathToAdditionalGDEFile,...]>
    output=<PathToGAPPFile>

Linux:

..../Storyboard -application com.crank.gdt.ui.gappexport
     model=<PathToGDEFile[,PathToAdditionalGDEFile,...]>
     output=<PathToGAPPFile>

Note: Storyboard requires a display, so to run in a true headless environment a Virtual frame buffer needs to be setup.

Xvfb :1 -ac -screen 0 1024x768x8 export DISPLAY=:1
    ..../storyboard -application com.crank.gdt.ui.gappexport
	model=<PathToGDEFile[,PathToAdditionalGDEFile,...]>
    output=<PathToGAPPFile>

Where the model is the full path to the Storyboard Designer model file. In the situation where multiple GDE model files are being joined together it is a comma separated list of model files where the first model file will be used for the start screen and the remaining models will be used for additional content. The output parameter specifies the filesystem path where the Storyboard Engine file will be created and the directory containing that file will be used to for the additional resource directories (scripts, images and fonts).

By default the exported gapp file will be compacted and not in a readable format. If a more readable format is desired, then the readable parameter can be passed along the command line such as:

..../Storyboard -application com.crank.gdt.ui.gappexport
	 readable
     model=<PathToGDEFile[,PathToAdditionalGDEFile,...]>
     output=<PathToGAPPFile>