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@onadiet/svg

v0.1.1

Published

onadiet SVG adapter: detect · weigh · slim SVG vector files losslessly-to-aggressively via svgo (strip editor cruft, collapse, reduce precision). Permissive-only, no rasterization.

Readme

@onadiet/svg

The SVG format adapter for onadiet — put your SVGs on a diet, locally. Part of the @onadiet/* engine; you normally use the onadiet CLI (diet icon.svg), not this package directly.

It implements the @onadiet/core seams for SVG vector files:

  • detect — is this really an SVG? (structure sniff, not just the extension)
  • weigh — byte size + what's heavy (editor cruft, coordinate precision)
  • slim — optimize via svgo, mapping the diet plans to optimization aggressiveness (float precision is the quality knob). cleanse is genuinely lossless — it strips editor cruft and leaves the geometry untouched

Output is always valid SVG — no rasterization, no uploads, permissive-only (svgo, MIT). Every result is measured and never larger than the input.

Exports

| Export | What it is | | -------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------ | | svgAdapter | FormatAdapterdetect + weigh + slim (kind 'svg') | | looksLikeSvg | structure-based SVG detection (not extension-based) |

License

Apache-2.0.