@resvg/resvg-js-win32-ia32-msvc

@resvg/resvg-js-win32-ia32-msvc

This is the i686-pc-windows-msvc binary for @resvg/resvg-js

Changelog

[2.6.0] - 2023-10-20

🚀 Up to 115x faster for very large SVG files

Now resvg has been upgraded from v0.29.0 to v0.34.0, bringing with it a host of new SVG features and performance improvements.

• Support SVG2 mask-type property.

• Allows quadratic Bézier curves: text might render slightly differently (better?). This is because TrueType fonts contain only quadratic curves and we were converting them to cubic before.

• Clipping and masking is up to 20% faster.

• Reduces the peak memory usages for SVGs with large paths (in terms of the number of segments).

• A new rendering algorithm.<br> When rendering isolated groups, aka layers, we have to know the layer bounding box beforehand, which is ridiculously hard in SVG.<br> Previously, resvg would simply use the canvas size for all the layers. Meaning that to render a 10x10px layer on a 1000x1000px canvas, we would have to allocate and then blend a 1000x1000px layer, which is just a waste of CPU cycles.<br> The new rendering algorithm is able to calculate layer bounding boxes, which dramatically improves performance when rendering a lot of tiny layers on a large canvas.<br> Moreover, it makes performance more linear with a canvas size increase.<br> The paris-30k.svg sample from google/forma is rendered 115 times faster on M1 Pro now. From ~33760ms down to ~290ms. 5269x3593px canvas.<br> If we restrict the canvas to 1000x1000px, which would contain only the actual paris-30k.svg content, then we're 13 times faster. From ~3252ms down to ~253ms.

Added

• feat: upgrade to usvg/resvg 0.34.0. #268 Thanks to @zimond