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parse-svg-path

v0.2.0

Published

svg path parser

Readme

parse-svg-path

A minimal SVG path data parser. Returns a structured array of commands that's easy to iterate and transform.

For a more full-featured parser see hughsk/svg-path-parser, or for a streaming parser see nfroidure/SVGPathData.

Installation

npm install parse-svg-path

Usage

import parse from 'parse-svg-path'

const commands = parse('M10 20 L30 40 Z')
// [['M', 10, 20], ['L', 30, 40], ['Z']]

Each command is an array whose first element is the command letter (preserving its original case) followed by its numeric arguments.

Overloaded m/M commands — where more than 2 arguments are provided — are automatically split into an initial move followed by implicit l/L line commands:

parse('m 12.5,52 39,0 0,-40')
// [['m', 12.5, 52], ['l', 39, 0], ['l', 0, -40]]

API

parse(path: string): Command[]

Parses an SVG path data string and returns an array of commands.

type Command = [string, ...number[]]

Throws an Error with the message "malformed path data" if a command has fewer arguments than required.

Supported commands

| Letter | Command | Arguments | | ------ | -------------------- | --------- | | M / m | Move to | x, y | | L / l | Line to | x, y | | H / h | Horizontal line to | x | | V / v | Vertical line to | y | | C / c | Cubic Bézier curve | x1, y1, x2, y2, x, y | | S / s | Smooth cubic curve | x2, y2, x, y | | Q / q | Quadratic Bézier | x1, y1, x, y | | T / t | Smooth quadratic | x, y | | A / a | Arc | rx, ry, x-rotation, large-arc, sweep, x, y | | Z / z | Close path | — |

Uppercase letters use absolute coordinates; lowercase use relative coordinates.

Development

npm test          # run tests once
npm run test:watch  # watch mode
npm run build     # build dist/

Publishing

Bump the version, then push — prepublishOnly runs the build automatically:

npm version patch  # or minor / major
git push && git push --tags
npm publish