# `OpenFresco.OgImport`
[🔗](https://github.com/alexdont/open_fresco/blob/v0.2.0/lib/open_fresco/og_import.ex#L1)

Convert a `phoenix_kit_og` **canvas map** into an `OpenFresco.Scene` — the
concrete step that lets an og host migrate stored templates and render them
through open_fresco.

It maps faithfully because the two models line up: og's `text` / `image` /
`rect` / `stamp` elements become `text` / `image` / `shape` / `stamp`, its
`color` / `image` backgrounds become the matching fills, and — crucially —
og's `{{slot}}` / `[[global]]` token syntax is preserved **verbatim** (open
fresco adopted it), so an imported template resolves the same values and
renders the same output.

og canvas shape (all string keys):

    %{"width" => 1200, "height" => 630,
      "background" => %{"type" => "color", "value" => "#0b1220"},
      "elements" => [%{"type" => "text", "x" => .., "text" => "{{Title}}", ..}, ..]}

Unknown element types are skipped (tolerant import).

# `scene_from_canvas`

```elixir
@spec scene_from_canvas(map()) :: OpenFresco.Scene.t()
```

Build an `OpenFresco.Scene` from an og canvas map.

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*Consult [api-reference.md](api-reference.md) for complete listing*