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svg-clone-sprite

v1.0.1

Published

clone elements from an svg sprite file into separate svg elements

Readme

svg-clone-sprite

clone elements from an svg sprite file into separate svg elements

This module is designed for the browser.

This way you can author a single svg file with all your sprites without a build step or manual export process to turn them into standalone svg or png files.

example

This example loads an svg sprite file and stamps out multiple copies of some elements from their element IDs.

var createSprite = require('svg-clone-sprite')
var xhr = require('xhr')
xhr('/icons.svg', function (err, res, body) {
  var sprite = createSprite(body)
  document.body.appendChild(sprite.element)

  document.body.appendChild(sprite.get('#play'))
  document.body.appendChild(sprite.get('#play'))
  document.body.appendChild(sprite.get('#play'))

  document.body.appendChild(sprite.get('#pause'))
  document.body.appendChild(sprite.get('#pause'))

  document.body.appendChild(sprite.get('#stop'))
  document.body.appendChild(sprite.get('#stop'))
  document.body.appendChild(sprite.get('#stop'))
})

In inkscape you can set the id of an element with ctrl+shift+o. If there are multiple items in a sprite, group them first (ctrl+g).

api

var sprite = createSprite(svg)

Create a new sprite instance from svg, a string of svg content or an svg element.

var spriteSvg = sprite.get(selector)

Create and return a new <svg> element spriteSvg containing a clone of the element from the sprite sheet at a given query string selector.

The cloned element is offset by the bounding rect from the original sprite sheet so that the cloned element's top left is at (0,0) and the svg width and height are the same as the cloned element's width and height.

sprite.element

This element must exist on the page before calling sprite.get().

If you set display: none on this element, the bounding rect calculations won't work. visibility: hidden with an absolute position at top: 0px; left: 0px works. If you passed in a string of svg content to createSprite() these css properties will already be set.

license

BSD