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gs.svg.select.js

v3.0.0

Published

An extension of svg.js which allows to select elements with mouse

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svg.select.js

An extension of svg.js which allows to select elements with mouse

Note: Duo to naming conflicts the exported method was renamed from select() to selectize().

Demo

For a demo see http://svgdotjs.github.io/svg.select.js/

Get Started

  • Install svg.select.js using bower:

      bower install svg.select.js
  • Include the script after svg.js into your page

      <script src="svg.js"></script>
      <script src="svg.select.js"></script>
  • Select a rectangle using this simple piece of code:

      <div id="myDrawing"></div>
    
      var drawing = new SVG('myDrawing').size(500, 500);
      drawing.rect(50,50).selectize()

Usage

Select

var draw = SVG('drawing');
var rect = draw.rect(100,100);
rect.selectize();

// or deepSelect
rect.selectize({deepSelect:true});

Unselect

rect.selectize(false);

// or deepSelect
rect.selectize(false, {deepSelect:true});

You can specify which points to be drawn (default all will be drawn)

The list can be an array of strings or a comma separated list / string, representing each position, in correspondence with the classes:

  • lt - left top
  • rt - right top
  • rb - right bottom
  • lb - left bottom
  • t - top
  • r - right
  • b - bottom
  • l - left

Example of drawing only top and right points:

rect.selectize({
  points: ['t', 'r'] // or 't, r'
})

There is also an extra option called pointsExclude which can be a list of points to be excluded from the points list.

So let's say that you need all the points except top and right:

rect.selectize({
  pointsExclude: ['t', 'r'] // or 't, r'
})

You can style the selection with the classes

  • svg_select_boundingRect
  • svg_select_points
  • svg_select_points_lt - left top
  • svg_select_points_rt - right top
  • svg_select_points_rb - right bottom
  • svg_select_points_lb - left bottom
  • svg_select_points_t - top
  • svg_select_points_r - right
  • svg_select_points_b - bottom
  • svg_select_points_l - left
  • svg_select_points_rot - rotation point
  • svg_select_points_point - deepSelect points

Options

  • points: Points should be drawn (default ['lt', 'rt', 'rb', 'lb', 't', 'r', 'b', 'l'])
  • pointsExclude: Same as points option, only thing that this excludes listed points, you can use (default [])
  • classRect: Classname of the rect from the bounding Box (default svg_select_boundingRect)
  • classPoints: Classname/Prefix of the Points (default svg_select_points)
  • pointSize: Size of the point. Radius for the pointType: 'circle' or size of a rect for pointType: 'rect' (default 7)
  • rotationPoint: Draws the point for doing rotation (default true)
  • deepSelect: Only for polygon/polyline/line. Selects the points itself (default false)
  • pointType: Type of a point, circle or rect or function (see functions for drawing circle or rect points) (default circle)