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@mudont/react-ts-svg-playing-cards

v0.0.1

Published

React Typescript SVG Playing Card components

Downloads

14

Readme

React Typescript SVG Playing Card components

A simple react component that renders svg playing cards by Adrian Kennard. Cards downloaded from https://www.me.uk/cards/ and distributed under CC0 license.

svg2react used to create React components

This package is similar to heruka-urgyen/react-playing-cards. I discovered this package after I had rolled my own.

Differences are

  • We have Joker cards
  • For now Only one set of cards instead of four
  • We name cars Suit first rather than Rank first. ie S2 rather than 2s for 2 of spades. Makes it possible to have Two cahracter React component names matching the card names
  • The SVGs are react components

How the components were made

Got zipfile from here

unzip to a folder make sure svg-to-react npm package is globally installed

# run svgtoreact. flip the two letter card names
for i in ??.svg;do orig=`echo $i|sed "s/.svg//"`; new=`echo $orig|rev`; svgtoreact $orig $new ;done
# rename .js to .tsx
for i in ??.js;do j=`echo $i|sed "s/.js//"`; mv $i $j.tsx;done
# Fix types
sed -i ''  's/(props)/(props: any)/g' *.tsx
# Generate map entries for cardsMap.ts

for i in  ??.tsx;do j=`echo $i|sed -e "s/.tsx//"`;echo $j: c.$j,;done
# Make index.tsx for importing cards
for i in  ??.tsx;do j=`echo $i|sed -e "s/.tsx//"`;echo "export {default as $j} from './$j'";done > index.tsx