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@studysync/svg-draw

v0.2.16

Published

SVG image editor with customizable shapes and controls

Downloads

146

Readme

SvgDraw

This project in fact is a lightweight version of great tldraw application with stripped down functionality and different choice of UI and state management libraries.

So if you need a full-fleshed svg editor in your browser - TlDraw will do an incredible job for you; this one is made as a simpler and lighter module which dependencies are more likely to hit the choice of UI and state managements libs in the main app.

Differences are:

  • MobX and zustand replaced with immer and simple custom stores implementation
  • radix-ui and stitches substituted with material-ui and emotion
  • minimal tools set: shapes, image, text, grid
  • ~60Kb minified (not including deps)

Usage

const initPicture = {
  id: 'page',
  shapes: {
    rect1: {
      id: 'rect1',
      type: 'rect',
      parentId: 'page',
      childIndex: 1,
      rotation: 0,
      styles: {
        color: '#1c7ed6',
        fill: '#d2e4f4',
      },
      point: [100, 100],
      size: [100, 100],
    },
    line1: {
      id: 'line1',
      type: 'line',
      parentId: 'page',
      childIndex: 2,
      rotation: 0,
      styles: {
        color: '#36b24d',
      },
      point: [300, 100],
      handles: {
        start: {
          id: 'start',
          index: 1,
          point: [0, 0],
        },
        end: {
          id: 'end',
          index: 2,
          point: [50, 50],
        },
      },
    },
  },
}

<SvgDraw data={initPicture} />

License

This project is licensed under MIT.