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@shumoku/renderer-svg

v0.2.25

Published

SVG renderer for Shumoku network diagrams

Readme

@shumoku/renderer-svg

SVG renderer for Shumoku. Provides the unified render pipeline — layout, icon-dimension resolution, and SVG generation — and is the foundation that @shumoku/renderer-html and @shumoku/renderer-png build on.

Install

npm install @shumoku/renderer-svg @shumoku/core

Quick start

import { YamlParser } from '@shumoku/core'
import { prepareRender, renderSvg, renderGraphToSvg } from '@shumoku/renderer-svg'

const { graph } = new YamlParser().parse(yaml)

// One-liner
const svg = await renderGraphToSvg(graph)

// Or split the pipeline — `prepared` can feed SVG, HTML, and PNG renderers
const prepared = await prepareRender(graph) // resolves icon dimensions + computes layout
const svg2 = await renderSvg(prepared)

Pipeline

| Function | Description | |----------|-------------| | prepareRender(graph, options?) | → PreparedRender. Resolves icon dimensions (CDN fetch + cache) and computes layout | | renderSvg(prepared, options?) | → SVG string | | renderGraphToSvg(graph, options?) | Convenience: prepareRender + renderSvg | | renderEmbeddable(prepared, options?) | → { svg, css, … } for embedding in a web app with scoped styles |

All four are async (icon resolution may fetch over the network).

Icon utilities

resolveAllIconDimensions, fetchIconAsDataUrl, fetchImageDimensions, clearIconCache, DEFAULT_ICON_FETCH_TIMEOUT, and collectIconUrls are exported for callers that manage icon fetching themselves (e.g. a server resolving dimensions ahead of time).

The removed class-based API (new SvgRenderer()) is gone. A lower-level SVGRenderer is still exported for advanced use, but prefer the pipeline functions above.

License

AGPL-3.0-only. For commercial licensing, contact [email protected].