TypeScript SVG Viewer

This library is a Typescript for interacting with SVG files

Compilation

You can build the library from source after installing the dependencies with the command

npm run build

Usage

API docs can be found here

You can install the library with the npm command

npm install --save-dev @placeos/svg-viewer

Before using the SVG you'll need to add the global styles it will need to be initialised.

import { applyGlobalStyles } from '@placeos/svg-viewer';

applyGlobalStyles();

To create a new viewer use the create method. A DOM element and URL are required to create. Available options are the fields defined in the Viewer class.

import { createViewer } from '@placeos/svg-viewer';

const element = document.querySelector('#my-svg-container');
const url = `https://my.domain/path/to/file.svg`;

const view_id = createViewer({
    element,
    url
});

To update the state of the viewer you can use the update method. Available options are the fields defined in the Viewer class.

import { updateViewer } from '@placeos/svg-viewer';

const view_id = 'id-of-my-viewer';
const zoom = 2; // 200% zoom
const center = { x: .75, y: .25 }; // 200% zoom

updateViewer(view_id, {
    zoom,
    center
});

When you are finished with the viewer you can cleanup using the remove method.

import { removeViewer } from '@placeos/svg-viewer';

const view_id = 'id-of-my-viewer';

removeViewer(view_id);

You can change the styles of the SVG by passing them to the update method.

import { updateViewer } from '@placeos/svg-viewer';

const view_id = 'id-of-my-viewer';
const style = {
    'my-css-seletor': {
        'background-color': 'white'
    }
};

updateViewer(view_id, { styles });

You can also listen to user events on the SVG by passing them to the update method.

import { updateViewer } from '@placeos/svg-viewer';

const view_id = 'id-of-my-viewer';
const actions = [
    { id: 'my-element-id', action: 'click', callback: (e) => doSomething() }
];

updateViewer(view_id, { actions });

You can also focus on points and elements in the SVG by passing them to the update method.

import { updateViewer } from '@placeos/svg-viewer';

const view_id = 'id-of-my-viewer';
let focus = { 
    location: { x: .6, y: .2 } 
};

updateViewer(view_id, { focus });

focus = { 
    location: 'my-element-id',
    zoom_level: 1.5
};

updateViewer(view_id, { focus });

Finally, you can also render HTML element over the SVG by passing them to the update method.

import { updateViewer } from '@placeos/svg-viewer';

const view_id = 'id-of-my-viewer';
const element = document.querySelector('#my-element-id');
const features = [
    { location: 'svg-element-id', content: element }
];

updateViewer(view_id, { features });