export_eps.py

#!/usr/bin/env python
 
from gimpfu import *

# can run in python console with default values with: 
#     pdb.python_fu_export_eps("", "test23.eps", 0, 0)

def export_eps(folder, filename, width, height):
    folder = folder or "F:\\_GoogleDrive\\Other Projects\\Board Games\\Food Game\\_cards"
    width = width or 699.1
    height = height or 953.1

    image = gimp.image_list()[0]
    filepath = folder + "\\" + filename
    x_offset = 5.0
    y_offset = 5.0
    unit = 1
    keep_ratio = 1
    rotation = 0
    eps_flag = 1
    preview = 0
    level = 2
    new_image = pdb.gimp_image_duplicate(image) 
    new_image.flatten()
    layer = pdb.gimp_image_merge_visible_layers(new_image, CLIP_TO_IMAGE)
    pdb.gimp_layer_flatten(layer)
    pdb.file_eps_save(
        new_image, layer, filepath, filepath, width, height, x_offset, 
        y_offset, unit, keep_ratio, rotation, eps_flag, preview, level
    )

register(
    "export_eps",
    'A simple Python-Fu "Export EPS File" plug-in',
    'A simple Python-Fu "Export EPS File" plug-in. Has a default folder location',
    "Alex VanTol",
    "Alex VanTol 2020. MIT License",
    "2020",
    "Export EPS",
    "",
    [
        (PF_STRING, "folder", "folder", "F:\\_GoogleDrive\\Other Projects\\Board Games\\Food Game\\_cards"),
        (PF_STRING, "filename", "filename", "test.eps"),
        (PF_FLOAT, "width", "width", 699.1),
        (PF_FLOAT, "height", "height", 953.1)
    ],
    [],
    export_eps,
    menu="<Image>/Filters/Export_EPS",
)
 
main()