WO2019221314A1

WO2019221314A1 - Apparatus and method for publishing content

Info

Publication number: WO2019221314A1
Application number: PCT/KR2018/005642
Authority: WO
Inventors: 방성철
Original assignee: 주식회사 유니온플레이스
Priority date: 2018-05-16
Filing date: 2018-05-17
Publication date: 2019-11-21
Also published as: JP6542958B1; JP2019200762A

Abstract

According to the present invention, provided is an apparatus for publishing content, comprising: one or more processors; one or more memories; and one or more programs stored in the one or more memories and configured to be executed by the one or more processors, wherein the one or more programs comprises: a first instruction for obtaining a first image; a second instruction for obtaining an attribute of the first image; a third instruction for obtaining a first code for the first image; and a fourth instruction for designating and storing a file name of the first image on the basis of at least one of the attribute of the first image, the first code, and a file naming rule.

Description

Content publishing device and content publishing method

The present invention relates to a content publishing apparatus and a content publishing method, and more particularly, to a content publishing apparatus and a content publishing method capable of analyzing the image to obtain a property of the image and the code for the image.

Among the tasks for producing content such as applications (including mobile applications) and web pages are the above, for example, design work and publishing work. In general, a "design job" refers to a job of creating an image displayed on a screen based on a plan for an application or a web page, for example, and a "publishing job" refers to a user screen using an image created through a design job. Refers to the work to be done.

The worker who carries out the design work (hereinafter referred to as the "designer") produces a number of images based on the proposal. After creating an image, the designer assigns a file name to the image, for example, according to predefined file naming rules.

The worker who performs the publishing work (hereinafter referred to as "publisher") creates a user screen based on the proposal and the image produced by the designer. The publisher specifically places each image on the user's screen and writes the appropriate code for each image to match each image. For publishing, publishers use code such as HTML, HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS.

After the publishing work is performed, the program developer creates content for providing a real service, that is, an application or a web site, based on the published result.

By the above operations, an application or a website can be produced.

However, according to the prior art, there are the following disadvantages.

First, the designer must assign each file name to the produced image. Generally, the file name of an image is given based on the serial number. Designers, publishers, and program developers work by communicating based on serial numbers. When the file name of an image is given based on a serial number, there are problems that smooth communication between designers, publishers, and program developers is difficult, and detailed collaboration is difficult. On the other hand, for some companies, the file name of the image is given using file naming conventions. File naming conventions can be different for each company and can also vary at the request of the customer. Therefore, it is a complicated task for the designer to give the image a file name, and there is a possibility that an error occurs while the designer gives the image a file name. For example, an error may occur in the serial number of the file name of the image or an error may occur in which the file name of the image does not meet the file naming rules. Therefore, there is a disadvantage that the designer takes a lot of time and effort to manage the image file.

Secondly, the publisher must publish using the designer-created image, but the publisher must also be familiar with the image file's serial number or file naming rules for accurate publishing. In addition, if an error occurs while assigning a file name to an image as described above, the publisher may perform the publishing operation.

Third, there is a disadvantage that the publisher has to manually arrange each image on the user's screen and write the code suitable for each image to match each image while the publisher is performing the publishing work.

[Preceding technical literature]

[Patent Documents]

(Patent Document 1) 1. Korean Patent Publication No. 10-2014-0018329.

An object of the present invention is to automatically obtain an attribute of an image based on a result of analyzing the image and to automatically obtain a code for the image based on the obtained attribute of the image, thereby obtaining content such as a mobile application and a website. Publishing can be done more efficiently, and the image's properties and code can be updated through user input, minimizing the possibility of errors in the publishing process. After publishing, the file name of the image Content publishing device that can automatically designate and save according to properties, code for file and file naming rules, manage images more efficiently, and minimize errors in the process of naming images. To provide a content publishing method.

In order to achieve the above technical problem, the present invention is one or more processors; One or more memories; And one or more programs stored in the one or more memories and configured to be executed by the one or more processors, the one or more programs comprising: a first instruction to obtain a first image; A second instruction to obtain an attribute of the first image; A third instruction to obtain a first code for the first image; And a fourth instruction for designating and storing a file name of the first image based on at least one of the attribute of the first image, the first code, and a file naming rule.

In another aspect, the present invention comprises the steps of (a) obtaining a first image; (b) obtaining an attribute of the first image; (c) obtaining a first code for the first image; And (d) designating and storing a file name of the first image based on at least one of the property of the first image, the first code, and a file naming rule. .

According to the present invention, the image may be analyzed to obtain a property of the image and a code for the image. More specifically, according to the content publishing apparatus according to the present invention, by automatically acquiring the property of the image based on the result of analyzing the image, by automatically obtaining the code for the image based on the acquired property of the image, You can publish content such as mobile applications and websites more efficiently. In addition, the attributes and code of the image can be updated through user input, thereby minimizing the possibility of errors in the publishing process. In addition, after publishing, the file name of the image can be automatically saved according to the properties of the image, the code for the image, and the file naming rules, so that the image can be managed more efficiently and the file name of the image can be saved. You can minimize the errors caused by the process.

1 is a block diagram showing an exemplary configuration of a content publishing apparatus according to the present invention.

2 is an exemplary block diagram of a program stored and executed by a content publishing apparatus according to the present invention.

3 is a view showing a first image by way of example in a content publishing apparatus according to the present invention;

4 is a diagram illustrating a user interface for updating an attribute of a first image based on a user confirmation in the content publishing apparatus according to the present invention.

5 is a view showing another example of the first image in the content publishing apparatus according to the present invention.

6 is a diagram illustrating a process of acquiring a code for a first image in the content publishing apparatus according to the present invention.

7 and 8 are flowcharts illustrating an exemplary configuration of a content publishing method according to the present invention.

Hereinafter, an embodiment of a content publishing apparatus and a content publishing method of the present invention will be described in more detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. Meanwhile, in the drawings for describing the exemplary embodiments of the present disclosure, only some of the actual configurations may be illustrated for the sake of convenience of description, or some may be omitted, the scales may be different, or the like.

1 is a block diagram illustrating an exemplary configuration of a content publishing apparatus according to the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 1, the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention may be stored in one or more processors 110, one or more memories 130, and one or more memories 130 and by one or more processors 110. It includes one or more programs 150 that are configured to be executed.

One or more processors 110 read and execute one or more programs 150 stored in one or more memories 130. One or more processors 110 are shown as, for example, x (where x is a natural number), but may be one or a plurality, for example. That is, the function of the content publishing apparatus 100 may be executed using one processor, or a plurality of processors may be linked to execute the function of the content publishing apparatus 100. For example, the first processor may execute a calculation function, and the second processor may execute a function of the content publishing apparatus 100 using a method of executing a communication function.

One or more memories 130 store a program 150. One or more memories 130 are, for example, a recording medium such as a nonvolatile memory or a volatile memory capable of writing and reading. Although one or more memories 130 are shown in FIG. 1, one or more memories 130 may be two or more, for example.

One or more programs 150 are shown, for example, in y (where y is a natural number), but may be one or a plurality, for example. That is, the function of the content publishing apparatus 100 may be implemented using one program, or a plurality of programs may be linked to implement the function of the content publishing apparatus 100. For example, the function of the content publishing apparatus 100 may be implemented in such a manner that the first program implements a calculation function and the second program implements a communication function.

Hereinafter, one or more processors 110, one or more memories 130, and one or more programs 150 are referred to simply as " processor 110, " " memory 130 " and " programs 150 ", respectively.

The content publishing device 100 according to the present invention may be implemented using, for example, computing devices such as personal computers and dedicated computers.

Referring to FIG. 2, the program 150 includes first instructions 150-1 to fourth instructions 150-4. The program 150 may further include at least one of the fifth instructions 150-5 to the tenth instruction 150-10. In addition, the second instruction 150-2 may include a first sub instruction 150-2-1 or a second sub instruction 150-2-2. The first subinstruction 150-2-1 may include third subinstructions 150-2-1-1 to fifth subinstructions 150-2-1-3. The third instruction 150-3 may include a sixth sub-instruction 150-3-1 or a seventh sub-instruction 150-3-2. The fourth instruction 150-4 may include an eighth sub-instruction. (150-4-1). The eighth instruction 150-8 may include the ninth sub-instruction 150-8-1 or the tenth sub-instruction 150-8-2.

The first instruction 150-1 acquires a first image.

For example, a first image produced by a designer is obtained. Preferably, the designer creates a plurality of user screens of the content, for example, a mobile application, and then stores them grouped by user screens. For example, the designer stores a plurality of images of the first group in response to the initial user screen of the mobile application, and stores a plurality of images of the second group in response to the user screen switched from the initial user screen of the mobile application.

The first image is obtained through the first instruction 150-1. For example, the first image may be read and obtained from a plurality of images stored in the first group in advance. Alternatively, for example, the first image may be read and obtained from a plurality of images stored in the second group in advance.

The second instruction 150-2 acquires an attribute of the first image.

Attributes of the first image may include, for example, identification information of a group to which the first image belongs, a size at which the first image is displayed on the user screen, a location at which the first image is displayed on the user screen, text included in the first image, and a first image. It may include at least one of the function information of the image and the layer information to which the first image belongs.

The function information of the first image means information indicating a function of the first image, such as a background image, a button image, and a scroll image. For example, only when the first image includes at least one layer such as a group layer, an image layer, a shape layer, a text layer, and a filter layer, the property of the first image may include layer information to which the first image belongs.

The attributes of the above-described first image are merely exemplary and are not limited thereto. For example, the attribute of the first image may further include attributes such as font information, font color, and alignment position of the text included in the first image.

As described above, the second instruction 150-2 may include a first sub-instruction 150-2-1 that obtains the property of the first image based on a result of analyzing the first image.

3 is a diagram illustrating a first image in the content publishing apparatus according to the present invention.

Referring to FIG. 3, for example, a user screen 200 of a mobile application is shown. The user screen 200 may be an initial user screen of the mobile application or may be a user screen switched from an initial user screen of the mobile application based on an input such as a user's selection input.

Referring to FIG. 3, a plurality of

images

213, 215, and 217 are superimposed and displayed on the user screen 200.

The image 213 is, for example, an image displayed on the entirety of the user screen 200. The image 215 is, for example, an image displayed on the lower left side of the user screen 200 and includes a text image of "confirmation". The image 217 is, for example, an image displayed on the lower right side of the user screen 200 and includes a text image of "cancel".

The plurality of

images

213, 215, and 217 are displayed together on the user screen 200 to form a group. That is, for example, the first group consists of a plurality of

images

213, 215 and 217.

For example, when the first image acquired through the first instruction 150-1 is the image 213, the property of the first image may be obtained through the first subinstruction 150-2-1 as follows. .

First, the first image, ie image 213, belongs to the "first group" as described above. Thus, the identification information of the group to which the first image belongs can be obtained, for example, like "first group". Identification information of the group to which the first image belongs may be obtained based on information such as directory information in which the plurality of

images

213, 215, and 217 are stored.

Next, a size in which the first image, that is, the image 213 is displayed on the user screen 200, for example, when the size of the user screen 200 is horizontal 720 and vertical 1280, has a size of horizontal 720 and vertical 1280. .

Next, the position where the first image, that is, the image 213 is displayed on the user screen 200, is a position of (0, 0). Since the size of the image 213 is horizontal 720 and vertical 1280, the image 213 ) Are displayed from (0, 0) to (720, 1280), ie, the entirety of the user screen 200.

Next, the first image, i.e., the image 213, contains a text image of "start file filing."

Next, the function information of the first image, that is, the image 213 may be obtained as, for example, a "background image" based on the size and the displayed position of the image 213 on the user screen 200.

Next, the layer information to which the first image belongs does not exist unless there is additional layer information in the image 213.

For example, when the first image acquired through the first instruction 150-1 is the image 215, the property of the first image may be obtained through the first sub-instruction 150-2-1 as follows. .

First, the first image, ie image 215, belongs to the "first group" as described above. Thus, the identification information of the group to which the first image belongs can be obtained, for example, like "first group".

Next, the size of the first image, that is, the image 215 is displayed on the user screen 200, for example, when the size of the user screen 200 is set to horizontal 720 and vertical 1280, the size is 240 and vertical 80. .

Next, the position at which the first image, that is, the image 215 is displayed on the user screen 200, is a position (80, 1120). The image 215 is displayed from (80, 1120) to (320, 1200), i.e., the lower left side of the user screen 200.

Next, the first image, i.e., the image 215, includes a text image of "confirmation".

Next, the function information of the first image, that is, the image 215 may be obtained as, for example, a "button image" based on the size and the displayed position of the image 215 on the user screen 200.

Next, the layer information to which the first image belongs does not exist unless there is additional layer information in the image 215.

Similarly, for the image 217, an attribute of the image 217 may be obtained through the first subinstruction 150-2-1.

Meanwhile, the first subinstruction 150-2-1 automatically acquires the property of the first image based on the result of analyzing the first image. However, when analyzing the first image through the first sub-instruction 150-2-1, an error may occur. Thus, preferably, the second instruction 150-2 updates the attribute of the first image acquired by the first subinstruction 150-2-1 based on a user input for the first image. It may further include a sub-instruction (150-2-2).

4 is a diagram illustrating a user interface for updating an attribute of a first image based on a user confirmation in the content publishing apparatus according to the present invention. Referring to FIG. 4, a user interface 220 is shown.

The user interface 220 is a user interface for updating the functional information among the attributes of the first image, for example, the image 215, based on the user confirmation.

Referring to FIG. 4, in order to select function information among attributes of the first image acquired by analyzing the first image through the first sub-instruction 150-2-1, for example, attributes of the image 215, the first image is selected. The portion 221 displaying the property of the image, that is, the functional information of the first image, and the

portions

223, 225, and 227 for selecting the functional information of the first image are displayed. In addition, the first image 215 may be displayed to facilitate confirmation of the user.

A user, such as a designer, inputs the attributes of the first image through the user interface 220. Preferably, the attributes of the first image obtained by analyzing the first image through the first subinstruction 150-2-1 are preferentially displayed through the portion 223. If there is an error in the property of the first image obtained by analyzing the first image through the first subinstruction 150-2-1, a user such as a designer may select part 225 or part 227 for example. The first image may be corrected by analyzing the first image through the first sub-instruction 150-2-1. For example, if the function information of the image 215 is not a "button image", the function information of the image 215 is updated by receiving a user input of a user such as a designer through the second subinstruction 150-2-2. can do. Therefore, it is possible to minimize the possibility that an error occurs in the process of acquiring the property of the first image.

The first image may be an image including at least one layer among a group layer, an image layer, a shape layer, a text layer, and a filter layer.

For example, in the case of an image processing program such as Photoshop (registered trademark) of Adobe Corporation, an image including a layer such as a group layer, an image layer, a shape layer, a text layer, and a filter layer can be processed.

When the first image is an image including such a layer, the first subinstruction 150-2-1 analyzes layers such as a group layer, an image layer, a shape layer, a text layer, and a filter layer to determine the first image. It may further include a third sub-instruction (150-2-1-1) to obtain the attribute.

The first image may comprise a vector image.

When the first image is a vector image, the first subinstruction 150-2-1 analyzes the vector image for each element to obtain a fourth subinstruction 150-2-1-2 that acquires the property of the first image. It may further include.

That is, the first image may be divided into a plurality of vector elements, and each element may be analyzed to obtain attributes of the first image.

The first image may comprise a raster image.

When the first image is a raster image, the first subinstruction 150-2-1 analyzes the raster image for each element to obtain a fifth subinstruction 150-2-1-3 that obtains the property of the first image. It may further include.

That is, the first image may be divided into a plurality of elements, and each element may be analyzed to obtain attributes of the first image.

5 is a diagram illustrating another example of the first image in the content publishing apparatus according to the present invention.

In detail, the first image may be the image 313 illustrated in FIG. 5. According to the fourth subinstruction 150-2-1-2, the first image includes a portion of each element, eg, the image 313 except for the sub-images 315 and 317, and the sub-image 315 and the sub-image. Each of the three elements of 317 may be divided, and each of the elements may be analyzed to obtain an attribute of the first image. In this case, an attribute of the first image may be obtained for a portion of the image 313 except for the subimages 315 and 317 and for each of the

subimages

315 and 317.

The third instruction 150-3 obtains a first code for the first image.

Specifically, the third instruction 150-3 may designate a sixth sub-instruction 150-3-1 that designates a code selected based on the property of the first image among a plurality of predetermined codes as the first code for the first image. ) May be included.

Referring to FIG. 6, a plurality of predetermined codes 400 are shown. The plurality of codes 400 may include, for example, a plurality of HTML codes 410-1, 410-2, and 410-3, a plurality of CSS style codes 420-1 and 420-2, and a plurality of JavaScript codes 430-. 1, 430-2, 430-3).

The sixth subinstruction 150-3-1 is assigned to the first code, eg, image 215, of the first image from among the plurality of codes 400 based on the attributes of the first image, eg, the image 215. Obtained as a code for.

For example, as described above, the functional information of the image 215 among the attributes of the image 215 is "button image". Accordingly, the sixth sub-instruction 150-3-1 selects a code for the “button image” from among the plurality of codes 400, that is, a code processed when the user presses the button by a mouse or a touch input. 215).

The third instruction 150-3 may further include a seventh sub instruction 150-3-2 for updating the first code obtained by the sixth sub instruction 150-3-1 based on a user input. Can be. That is, instead of the code selected based on the property of the first image among the plurality of predetermined codes 400, a code input by a user such as a publisher is received and the code received through the user input is used as the first code for the first image. It can also be obtained by updating as.

When the code received through the user input is updated by being obtained as the first code for the first image, the first code for the first image may be more accurately obtained.

The seventh subinstruction 150-3-2 may be performed by providing a user with a user interface (not shown) similar to the user interface 220 shown in FIG. 4. Preferably, in the user interface (not shown), the first code obtained by the sixth subinstruction 150-3-1 may be preferentially displayed.

The fourth instruction 150-4 specifies and stores a file name of the first image based on at least one of an attribute of the first image, a first code, and a file naming rule.

The attribute of the first image acquired through the second instruction 150-2 and the first code designated through the third instruction 150-3 are automatically acquired or automatically obtained according to the present invention and then receive user input. Is updated through. Thus, the property and the first code of the first image can be obtained quickly and accurately.

After the attribute and the first code of the first image are obtained, the file name of the first image is designated and stored through the fourth instruction 150-4.

In the conventional case, the designer must specify a file name for the first image. In the process, errors are likely to occur. However, according to the present invention, the file name of the first image is designated and stored through the fourth instruction 150-4. Therefore, since the file name of the first image is specified to comply with the file naming rule, the possibility of an error in the file name can be minimized. It also improves the disadvantage that designers spend a lot of time and effort in naming and managing files.

The file name of the first image includes at least one of text representing identification information of a group to which the first image belongs, text representing function information of the first image, and text representing action information of the first image extracted based on the first code. It may include.

For example, suppose the first image is an image 215.

Since image 215 belongs to a "first group", for example, the file name of image 215 may include the text "group1" indicating "first group."

Since the functional information of the image 215 is a "button image", for example, the file name of the image 215 may include the text "button" indicating "button image".

The first code, i.e., the code for the image 215, is the code that is processed when the user presses the button by mouse or touch input as described above. Through the code for the image 215, for example, when an button is pressed, an action of displaying a popup screen is performed. Thus, for example, the file name of the image 215 may include the text "popup" indicating "action for displaying a popup screen".

Meanwhile, the fourth instruction 150-4 stores the first image in a directory designated based on at least one of identification information of a group to which the first image belongs and an attribute of the first image. ) May be included.

For example, if the first image is a "first group", the first image may be stored in a first directory designated for the first group. For example, when the first image is "first group" and the function information in the properties of the first image is "button image", the first image is the first image and the first image specified in the "button image" function information in the first group. 2 can be stored in a directory. The second directory is preferably a subdirectory of the first directory.

Referring back to FIG. 2, the program 150 may further include a fifth instruction 150-5.

The fifth instruction 150-5 dynamically obtains a file naming rule.

That is, a file naming rule suitable for a customer's requirement is dynamically obtained, and a file name of the first image is designated and stored through the fourth instruction 150-4.

Referring back to FIG. 2, the program 150 may further include sixth instructions 150-6 to eighth instructions 150-8.

The sixth instruction 150-6 acquires a second image. Since the sixth instruction 150-6 is substantially the same as the first instruction 150-1 except for acquiring the second image, a detailed description thereof will be omitted. The second image may belong, for example, to the "first group" identically to the first image or may belong to a "second group" different from the "first group".

The seventh instruction 150-7 acquires an attribute of the second image. Since the seventh instruction 150-7 is substantially the same as the second instruction 150-2 except for acquiring an attribute of the second image, a detailed description thereof will be omitted.

The eighth instruction 150-8 obtains a relationship between a group to which the first image belongs and a group to which the second image belongs.

The eighth instruction 150-8 may acquire a relationship between a group to which the first image belongs and a group to which the second image belongs, based on a result of analyzing the first image and the second image. -1).

For example, assume that the first image is the image 215 shown with reference to FIG. 3 and the second image is the image 313 shown with reference to FIG. 5.

The group to which the first image belongs is, for example, a screen group for requesting user confirmation in order to execute "file cleanup", and the group to which the second image belongs is a screen group displayed while "file cleanup" is being executed. Preferably, the group to which the second image belongs may be displayed in a pop-up form when the image 215 is selected through a user input in the group to which the first image belongs.

In this case, the group to which the second image belongs may be a screen group dependent on the group to which the first image belongs. Therefore, the relationship between the group to which the first image belongs and the group to which the second image belongs may be designated as, for example, the group to which the second image belongs is dependent on the group to which the first image belongs and is displayed in a pop-up form.

The relationship between the group to which the first image belongs and the group to which the second image belongs is derived based on a result of analyzing the first image and the second image. That is, attributes such as "Start file cleaning", "OK" text and button image of each image in the group to which the first image belongs, and "File cleanup" of each image in the group to which the second image belongs are in progress. Based on attributes such as the text "." And "confirmation" text, the relationship between the group to which the first image belongs and the group to which the second image belongs can be automatically obtained.

The eighth instruction 150-8 updates the relationship between the group to which the first image belongs to the group acquired by the ninth sub-instruction 150-8-1 and the group to which the second image belongs based on a user input. Instructions 150-8-2 may be further included.

That is, if there is an error in the relationship between the group to which the first image belonged to by the ninth sub-instruction 150-8-1 belongs and the group to which the second image belongs, the group to which the first image belongs is updated based on a user input. And a relationship between a group to which the second image belongs.

That is, the tenth subinstruction 150-8-2 may be performed by providing a user with a user interface (not shown) similar to the user interface 220 illustrated in FIG. 4. Preferably, in a user interface (not shown), a relationship between a group to which the first image belonged to by the ninth sub-instruction 150-8-1 belongs and a group to which the second image belongs may be displayed first.

The ninth instruction 1502-9 obtains a second code for the second image based on the relationship between the group to which the first image belongs and the group to which the second image belongs through the eighth instruction 150-8. . The ninth instruction 1502-9 is similar to the third instruction 150-3. However, when acquiring the second code, not only the attribute of the second image but also considers the relationship between the group to which the first image belongs and the group to which the second image belongs. For example, if the relationship between the group to which the first image belongs and the group to which the second image belongs is, for example, the relationship to which the group to which the second image belongs is dependent on the group to which the first image belongs and is displayed in a pop-up form, the second code adds the relationship. On the basis of this, a plurality of predetermined codes 400 shown in FIG. 6 are obtained. Also, the obtained second code may be updated through a user input like the first code.

The tenth instruction 150-10 specifies and stores a file name of the second image based on the attributes of the second image, the second code, and the file naming rule. Since the tenth instruction 150-10 is substantially the same as the fourth instruction 150-4 except for the second image, detailed description thereof will be omitted.

According to the content publishing apparatus according to the present invention described above, by automatically acquiring the property of the image based on the result of analyzing the image, by automatically obtaining the code for the image based on the acquired property of the image, You can publish content such as mobile applications and websites more efficiently. In addition, the attributes and code of the image can be updated through user input, thereby minimizing the possibility of errors in the publishing process. In addition, after publishing, the file name of the image can be automatically saved according to the properties of the image, the code for the image, and the file naming rules, so that the image can be managed more efficiently and the file name of the image can be saved. You can minimize the errors caused by the process.

A content publishing method according to the present invention will be described with reference to FIGS. 7 and 8.

First, a first image is acquired (S110). The description of step S110 may be omitted since it may refer to the description of the first instruction 150-1 of the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

Next, an attribute of the first image is obtained (S120). The description of step S120 may be omitted because it may refer to the description of the second instruction 150-2 of the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

Step S120 may include acquiring an attribute of the first image based on a result of analyzing the first image, and updating the attribute of the acquired first image based on a user input for the first image. have. However, the description of these steps is described with reference to the first sub-instruction 150-2-1 or the second sub-instruction 150-2-1 of the content publishing device 100 according to the present invention described with reference to FIGS. The description of 2) may be referred to and thus will be omitted.

Next, a first code for a first image is obtained (S130). The description of step S130 may be omitted since it may refer to the description of the third instruction 150-3 of the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

Step S130 may include designating a code selected based on the property of the first image as a first code among a plurality of predetermined codes, and updating the acquired first code based on a user input. However, the description of these steps is described with reference to the sixth sub-instruction 150-3-1 or the seventh sub-instruction 150-3-1 of the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6. The description of 2) may be referred to and thus will be omitted.

Next, a file name of the first image is designated and stored based on at least one of an attribute of the first image, a first code, and a file naming rule (S140). The description of step S140 may be omitted because it may refer to the description of the fourth instruction 150-4 of the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

Step S140 may include storing the first image in a designated directory based on at least one of identification information of a group to which the first image belongs and an attribute of the first image. However, since the description of the step may refer to the description of the eighth sub-instruction 150-4-1 of the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6, it will be omitted.

Referring to FIG. 7, the content publishing method according to the present invention may further include step S150, that is, dynamically obtaining a file naming rule (S150). The description of step S150 may be omitted since it may refer to the description of the fifth instruction 150-5 of the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6.

Referring to FIG. 8, the content publishing method according to the present invention may include obtaining a second image (S160), obtaining a property of the second image (S170), a group to which the first image belongs, and the second image. Acquiring a relationship of a group to which the image belongs (S180), acquiring a second code for the second image based on the relationship obtained through step S180 (S190), an attribute of the second image, and a second The method may further include specifying and storing a file name of a second image based on a code and a file naming rule (S200).

However, the descriptions of the steps S160 to S200 are for the sixth instructions 150-6 to the tenth instructions 150-10 of the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention described with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6. The description can be referred to and omitted.

In operation S180, obtaining a relationship between a group to which the first image belongs and a group to which the second image belongs, based on a result of analyzing the first image and the second image, and updating the obtained relationship based on a user input. It may include a step. However, a description of these steps is described in detail with reference to FIGS. 1 to 6 of the content publishing apparatus 100 according to the present invention. ) Can be referred to for explanation.

According to the content publishing method according to the present invention described above, by automatically acquiring the property of the image based on the result of analyzing the image, by automatically obtaining the code for the image based on the acquired property of the image, You can publish content such as mobile applications and websites more efficiently. In addition, the attributes and code of the image can be updated through user input, thereby minimizing the possibility of errors in the publishing process. In addition, after publishing, the file name of the image can be automatically saved according to the properties of the image, the code for the image, and the file naming rules, so that the image can be managed more efficiently and the file name of the image can be saved. You can minimize the errors caused by the process.

Although the configuration of the present invention has been described in detail, these are merely illustrative of the present invention, and various modifications may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the essential characteristics of the present invention. This will be possible.

Therefore, the embodiments disclosed herein are not intended to limit the present invention but to describe the present invention, and the spirit and scope of the present invention are not limited by these embodiments. It is intended that the scope of the invention be interpreted by the following claims, and that all descriptions within the scope equivalent thereto will be construed as being included in the scope of the present invention.

Claims

One or more processors; One or more memories; And one or more programs stored in the one or more memories and configured to be executed by the one or more processors,

The one or more programs,

A first instruction to obtain a first image;

A second instruction to obtain an attribute of the first image;

A third instruction to obtain a first code for the first image;

A fourth instruction for designating and storing a file name of the first image based on at least one of the attribute of the first image, the first code and a file naming rule

Content publishing device comprising a.
The method of claim 1,

The attribute of the first image may include identification information of a group to which the first image belongs, a size at which the first image is displayed on a user screen, a location at which the first image is displayed on the user screen, and a first image. And at least one of included text, function information of the first image, and layer information to which the first image belongs.
The method of claim 1,

The second instruction is,

A first subinstruction for obtaining the property of the first image based on a result of analyzing the first image

Content publishing device comprising a.
The method of claim 3,

The second instruction is,

A second subinstruction that updates the attribute of the first image acquired by the first subinstruction based on a user input to the first image

Content publishing device that further comprises.
The method of claim 3,

The first image includes at least one of an image including at least one of a group layer, an image layer, a shape layer, a text layer, and a filter layer, a vector image, and a raster image.

The first sub-instructions,

A third subinstruction for analyzing the at least one layer to obtain the property of the first image when the first image is an image including the at least one layer;

A fourth subinstruction for analyzing the vector image for each element to obtain the property of the first image when the first image includes the vector image; And

A fifth subinstruction for analyzing the raster image for each element to obtain the property of the first image when the first image includes the raster image

Content publishing device comprising a.
The method of claim 1,

The third instruction is,

A sixth subinstruction specifying a code selected based on the property of the first image from among a plurality of predetermined codes as a first code for the first image

Content publishing device comprising a.
The method of claim 6,

The third instruction is,

A seventh subinstruction for updating the first code obtained by the sixth subinstruction based on a user input

Content publishing device that further comprises.
The method of claim 1,

The file name of the first image may be text representing identification information of a group to which the first image belongs, text representing function information of the first image, and action of the first image extracted based on the first code. And at least one of text representing information.
The method of claim 1,

The fourth instruction is,

An eighth sub-instruction storing the first image in a designated directory based on at least one of identification information of a group to which the first image belongs and the attribute of the first image

Content publishing device comprising a.
The method of claim 1,

The one or more programs,

A fifth instruction for dynamically obtaining the file naming rule

Content publishing device that further comprises.
The method of claim 1,

The one or more programs,

A sixth instruction for acquiring a second image;

A seventh instruction for acquiring an attribute of the second image;

An eighth instruction for acquiring a relationship between a group to which the first image belongs and a group to which the second image belongs;

A ninth instruction for obtaining a second code for the second image based on the relationship; And

A tenth instruction for designating and storing a file name of the second image based on the attribute of the second image, the second code and the file naming rule

Content publishing device that further comprises.
The method of claim 11,

The eighth instruction is,

A ninth sub-instruction for obtaining the relationship between the group to which the first image belongs and the group to which the second image belongs, based on a result of analyzing the first image and the second image

Content publishing device comprising a.
The method of claim 12,

The eighth instruction is,

A tenth subinstruction for updating the relationship obtained by the ninth subinstruction based on a user input

Content publishing device that further comprises.
(a) obtaining a first image;

(b) obtaining an attribute of the first image;

(c) obtaining a first code for the first image; And

(d) designating and storing a file name of the first image based on at least one of the attribute of the first image, the first code, and a file naming rule

Content publishing method comprising a.
The method of claim 14,

Step (b) is,

(b-1) acquiring the attribute of the first image based on a result of analyzing the first image; And

(b-2) updating the attribute of the first image acquired by step (b-1) based on a user input for the first image

Content publishing method comprising a.
The method of claim 14,

Step (c) is,

(c-1) designating a code selected based on the property of the first image from among a plurality of predetermined codes, as a first code for the first image; And

(c-2) updating the first code obtained by the step (c-1) based on a user input

Content publishing method comprising a.
The method of claim 14,

Step (d) is,

Storing the first image in a designated directory based on at least one of identification information of a group to which the first image belongs and the attribute of the first image

Content publishing method comprising a.
The method of claim 14,

(e) dynamically obtaining the file naming rule

Content publishing method further comprising.
The method of claim 14,

(f) obtaining a second image;

(g) acquiring an attribute of the second image;

(h) acquiring a relationship between a group to which the first image belongs and a group to which the second image belongs;

(i) obtaining a second code for the second image based on the relationship; And

(j) designating and storing a file name of the second image based on the attribute of the second image, the second code and the file naming rule

Content publishing method further comprising.
The method of claim 19,

Step (h) is,

(h-1) acquiring the relationship between the group to which the first image belongs and the group to which the second image belongs, based on a result of analyzing the first image and the second image; And

(h-2) updating the relationship obtained by the step (h-1) based on user input

Content publishing method comprising a.