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svgrady

v1.0.4

Published

Javascript Separated Radial SVG generator

Readme

SVGRady ◠

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Javascript Separated Radial SVG generator

Radial SVG Preview

Installation

You can install SVGRady as an NPM package:

npm install svgrady

Or link directly to the CDN:

<script src="https://unpkg.com/svgrady@latest/dist/svgrady.min.js"></script>

Usage

Import package

import svgrady from 'svgrady'

In your layout add data attribute with values (min,max). Where 3 is minimal(completed steps), and 5 is total count, separated by comma.

Note: you will need to use data attribute to initialize svgrady

<div data-svgrady="3,5"></div>

Customize options and initialize SVGRady

Note: Polar axis is rotated by 90° and is located on top

Look at Configuration for possible options

let options = {}

new svgrady(options)

Configuration

Options that can be passed:

  • selector - add svgrady to elements with data-selector (default svgrady)
  • width - SVG width 150 (default 150)
  • height - SVG height (default 150)
  • radius - SVG radial radius (default 60)
  • start - Start angle (default -140)
  • end - End Angle (default 140)
  • spacing - Spacing between each step (default 5)
  • activeColor - Active(Completed) step color (default #613DC1)
  • color - Default color for step (default #D9DAD8)
  • replace - if true, will replace element with svg (default false)
  • strokeWidth - SVG stroke width, will be used to calculate distance between each step (default 4)
  • linecap - SVG stroke linecap e.g.:( round | butt | square) (default round)
  • className - Class name that will be added to svg

To Do:

Things that can be implemented.

  • Animations
  • Tooltips (show info about step)
  • Flex grow on elements?
  • Pass multiple options?
  • ...

Contributing

Pull requests are welcome. For major changes, please open an issue first to discuss what you would like to change.

Please make sure to update tests as appropriate.

License

MIT