Super Slim SVG (sssvg)

Optimize SVGs and create Super Slim SVGs ! (based on svgo)

Applies 10 passes of SVGO (with aggressive parameters), crop the svg to its content, and resize the viewBox as you want !

Features

• Optimize SVGs
• Crop the SVG to its content
• Resize the viewBox (with the same aspect ratio, or not, as you want !)
• Analyze the SVG for raster images, text, colors, ...

How to use it ?

• CLI

Usage: sssvg [options] <input> <output>

Optimize SVGs and create Super Slim SVGs !

Arguments:
  input                                Input SVG file
  output                               Output SVG file or directory (if it doesn't match *.svg)

Options:
  -V, --version                        output the version number
  -d, --directory                      Treat input as a directory and optimize all SVGs inside
  -r, --recursive                      Explore input directory recursively. Requires -d or --directory
  -c, --crop                           Crop SVGs to its content, and change the view box accordingly
  -b, --background <background-color>  Background color. Used for cropping to content. Can be either "transparent", an HTML color name or a HEX string (starting with #) (default: "default")
  --view-box <viewBox>                 Change the viewBox to match the one provided (and resize the SVG accordingly). Shorthand for --x, --y, --width and --height together
  --x <x>                              Change the x value of the viewBox
  --y <y>                              Change the y value of the viewBox
  --width <width>                      Change the width value of the viewBox
  --height <height>                    Change the height value of the viewBox
  -a, --analyze                        Display analysis information about the SVG
  -h, --help                           display help for command

• Node.js

const fs = require('fs');
const { optimizeSVG, analyzeSVG } = require('sssvg');

const svgFileData = fs.readFileSync('test.svg', 'utf8');
const optimizedSvg = await optimizeSVG('test.svg', svgFileData, { 
    crop: true,
    backgroundColor: 'black',
    viewBox: {
        x: 0,
        y: 0,
        height: 1000,
        // Will preserve aspect ratio
        width: undefined
    }
});
const analysis = analyzeSVG(svgFileData);

console.log(`Analysis: ${analysis}`);
console.log(`Optimized SVG: ${optimizedSvg}`);

How it works ?

• For optimizing SVGs content, svgo library is used
• For cropping to content, the SVG is first converted to a high quality PNG (width & height > 1000px), then the content bounding box is computed based on the background color (by default, it's "transparent" or "white").
• For viewBox resizing, the SVG is converted to a JSON AST, and the transformation is applied to every path commands.

Licence

Licensed under the MIT license. See LICENSE file for more info.