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svg-pencil

v1.3.0

Published

pencil tool for drawing on scalable vector graphics

Downloads

28

Readme

svg-pencil

pencil tool for drawing on scalable vector graphics

example

run this demo

main.js:

var pencil = require('svg-pencil');
var p = pencil();
p.appendTo('#viewport');

index.html:

<html>
  <head>
    <style>
      #viewport {
        border: 2px solid purple;
        width: 700px;
        height: 600px;
        user-select: none;
      }
    </style>
  </head>
  <body>
    <div>draw pretty pix</div>
    <div id="viewport"></div>
    <script src="bundle.js"></script>
  </body>
</html>

then compile with browserify:

browserify main.js > bundle.js

and open index.html:

pencil graphics whoa

methods

var pencil = require('svg-pencil')

var p = pencil(opts={})

Create a new pencil instance p from opts:

  • opts.svg - use an existing svg element instead of creating one
  • opts.fill - the fill color to use, default: 'none'
  • opts.stroke - the stroke color to use, default: 'black'
  • opts.strokeWidth - the stroke width, default: '1px'

If opts is a string, treat it as the opts.svg value.

At any time you can modify the p.stroke, p.fill, and p.strokeWidth properties, which will affect all new <path> elements.

p.appendTo(target)

Append the svg element root to target, a dom element or query selector string.

p.hide()

Hide the svg.

p.show()

Show the svg.

p.enable()

Enable event handling.

p.disable()

Disable event handling.

var svgSource = p.toSource()

Return an svgSource string with the file contents.

var p = pencil.parse(svgSource)

Return a new pencil instance p from some existing svg source svgSource.

events

p.on('point', function (pt) {})

Every time a new point is added to the <path>, this event fires with the [x,y] array pt.

p.on('path', function (elem) {})

When a new <path> is created, this event fires with the element reference elem.

p.on('points', function (points) {})

When the mouseup event happens and a <path> is no longer being created, this event fires with the array of points.

p.on('enable', function () {})

Emitted when the pencil is enabled.

p.on('disable', function () {})

Emitted when the pencil is disabled.

install

With npm do:

npm install svg-pencil

license

MIT