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tinker-svg-editor

v0.1.0

Published

a month ago

SVG Editor Plugin for TINKER

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tinker svg editor

tinker-svg-editor

An SVG editor plugin for TINKER, powered by @svgedit/svgcanvas.

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Features

Drawing tools — select, pan, pencil, line, rectangle, ellipse, path, text, and zoom
Fill & stroke with color chips, swap, and a bottom palette
Canvas size editing from the toolbar
Element editing for stroke width, rectangle roundness, and text style
Arrange via context menu — align, bring forward / send backward, group / ungroup
Undo / redo and cut / copy / paste / duplicate
Open & save SVG files, export PNG, and edit raw SVG source

Installation

Download and install TINKER from https://tinker.liriliri.io/, then run npm i -g tinker-svg-editor.

Usage

Use the left toolbar to pick a drawing tool, or press shortcuts such as V (select), H (pan), R (rect), O (ellipse)
Click the fill / stroke chips or the palette to set colors (Shift-click a palette swatch for stroke)
Click the canvas size label in the toolbar to resize the document
Right-click selected elements to align, reorder, group, or ungroup
Use Open / Save for SVG files, Export PNG for a raster copy, or Source to edit the SVG markup