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tiny-svg

bpmn-io387.9kMIT4.1.3

A minimal toolbelt for builing fast SVG-based applications

svg, library, geometry

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tiny-svg

tiny-svg is a minimal toolbelt for creating clean SVG applications.

Features

no wrapping magic, using native DOM elements instead
modular, just use what you need
2kB minified + gzipped
innerSVG support
simplified attribute handling
geometry helpers

Checkout provided utilities.

Usage

import {
  appendTo,
  classes,
  create,
  innerSVG
} from 'tiny-svg';

var container = document.createElement('div');
var element = appendTo(create('svg'), container);

var g = appendTo(create('g'), element);

// add classes, SVG style!
classes(g).add('foo');

var text = `
  <g class="foo bar">
    <rect x="0" y="0" width="0" height="0" rx="50" ry="50"/>
  </g>
`;

// set innerSVG
innerSVG(g, text);

Your favourite module bundler should apply tree-shaking to only include the components your application requires. If you're using CommonJS modules give common-shake a try.

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License

MIT

更新履歴

Changelog

All notable changes to tiny-svg are documented here. We use semantic versioning for releases.

Unreleased

_Note: Yet to be released changes appear here._

4.1.3

FIX: escape entities in attributes (#16)

4.1.2

CHORE: make clear work standalone

3.1.2

CHORE: standalone clear implementation

4.1.1

CHORE: revert to basic clear

3.1.1

CHORE: rever to basic clear

4.1.0

FEAT: use optimized clear
FEAT: trim whitespace around create

3.1.0

FEAT: use optimized clear
FEAT: trim whitespace around create

4.0.0

CHORE: turn into ES module
CHORE: require Node >= 16
CHORE: drop UMD distribution

Breaking Change

This library is now an ES only module, and can consumed as such in modern JavaScript environments.

3.0.1

FIX: correct create type definition (#13)

3.0.0

FEAT: change library target to ES2018
FEAT: drop polyfills for browser not supporting ES2018

Breaking Changes

Target syntax is ES2018. Transpile the code base to target < ES2018.
Polyfills for browsers not supporting ES2018 are dropped (e.g. Element.classList).