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@musclemap/assets

v1.1.0

Published

Body diagrams for MuscleMap — segmented muscle SVG path data with semantic IDs and region viewBoxes. Framework-free.

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2,157

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@musclemap/assets

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Body diagrams for MuscleMap. Segmented muscle SVG path data with semantic IDs and precomputed region viewBoxes — framework-free. Consumed by @musclemap/react, but usable on its own to render bodies in any stack.

Install

npm install @musclemap/assets @musclemap/core
# or
pnpm add @musclemap/assets @musclemap/core

Usage

import { getBodyDiagram, getMuscleSurfaceIds } from "@musclemap/assets";

// Per-sex, per-view diagram.
const diagram = getBodyDiagram("MALE", "FRONT");

diagram.viewBox;     // "0 0 1024 1536"
diagram.muscles;     // [{ group, side, id?, d }, …] — SVG path data
diagram.outline;     // body silhouette path(s)
diagram.regionBox;   // { UPPER_BODY, LOWER_BODY, CORE } cropped viewBoxes

// Every individually addressable surface id (e.g. "LATISSIMUS_LEFT").
getMuscleSurfaceIds(diagram);

Direct diagram exports are also available: MALE_FRONT, MALE_BACK, FEMALE_FRONT, FEMALE_BACK.

Typed surface ids (for partValues)

Surface ids follow an anatomical <MUSCLE>_<SIDE> scheme. Pull the keys from the typed source instead of hardcoding strings:

import { MUSCLE_PART_IDS, MUSCLE_GROUP_PARTS } from "@musclemap/assets";
import type { MusclePartId } from "@musclemap/assets";

MUSCLE_PART_IDS;            // readonly ["ABDUCTOR_LEFT", "LATISSIMUS_LEFT", …]
MUSCLE_GROUP_PARTS.LATS;    // ["LATISSIMUS_LEFT", "LATISSIMUS_RIGHT"]
MUSCLE_GROUP_PARTS.HIP_FLEXORS; // [] — enum group with no traced path yet

const key: MusclePartId = "QUADRICEPS_LEFT"; // build-time checked

This lets a consumer (e.g. a RepMap adapter) validate partValues keys against a package constant at build time rather than guessing from the SVG.

Body photos (photoreal hybrid)

This package also bundles four reference body photos for the photoreal-hybrid look, importable as asset URLs (your bundler fingerprints/serves them):

import maleFront   from "@musclemap/assets/bodies/male-front.webp";
import maleBack    from "@musclemap/assets/bodies/male-back.webp";
import femaleFront from "@musclemap/assets/bodies/female-front.webp";
import femaleBack  from "@musclemap/assets/bodies/female-back.webp";

// then, with @musclemap/react:
// <MuscleMap backgroundImageFront={maleFront} backgroundImageBack={maleBack} … />

The package includes TypeScript declarations for these .webp subpath imports.

These photos are AI-generated demo bodies (MIT-licensed) — great to get the look running immediately. For production/marketing you may want to swap in your own branded imagery; backgroundImage* takes any URL.

What ships

Compiled path data (dist) and the four body photos (bodies/*.webp, ~64 KB each). The path data is original work, hand-traced in Inkscape; the photos are AI-generated and manually edited. Both are MIT. See ASSET_PROVENANCE.md.

Full docs and the trace/import workflow: https://github.com/Jsplice/MuscleMap

License

MIT