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@react-vector-graphics/core
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@react-vector-graphics/core
This config files for this package should be backwards compatible with @svgr/svgr
const rgvCore = require("@react-vector-graphics/core").default;
const myPlugin = require("./myPlugin");
const config = {
plugins: [
"@react-vector-graphics/plugin-assets",
myPlugin,
"@svgr/plugin-svgo"
],
options: {
"assets/globPattern": "./assets/*.svg"
},
svgoConfig: {
multipass: true
}
};
rvgCore({ config, logger: console });
This is an super set of the svgr
configuration.
See @react-vector-graphics/types
for definitions.
plugins
The plugins that will be run in order. These can be module names as strings which will then imported to get the underlying function or functions that will be called directly with the options and other parameters
options
The options that the plugins will be initiated with. It is a good idea to namespace the path in the config.options
to prevent collisions between independent plugins.
{
"plugins": ["myPlugin", "other-plugin"],
"options": {
"myPlugin/shrink": false,
"otherPlugin/shrink": true
}
}
Plugins are functions that will be called with the following parameters in order.
code
A string representing the svg file that has been read and modified so far
config
The initial configuration object, see config.
state
The current state of execution, can be modified by plugins to pass information to other plugins further down in the execution chain. The namespacing recommendation as the options
applies.
logger
This is an optional argument that allows the plugin to log output with custom levels.
NOTE: this is not guaranteed to exist and defaults to console
.
FAQs
Core library of react-vector-graphics
We found that @react-vector-graphics/core demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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