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normalize-svg-path
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The normalize-svg-path npm package is used to normalize SVG path data. It converts all path commands to their absolute forms and can also convert shorthand commands to their full forms. This is useful for simplifying the manipulation and analysis of SVG path data.
Convert all path commands to absolute
This feature converts all relative path commands to their absolute equivalents. For example, 'h 80' becomes 'H 90' if the current point is (10, 10).
const normalize = require('normalize-svg-path');
const pathData = 'M10 10 h 80 v 80 h -80 Z';
const normalizedPath = normalize(pathData);
console.log(normalizedPath);
Expand shorthand commands
This feature expands shorthand commands to their full forms. For example, 'h 80' becomes 'H 90' and 'v 80' becomes 'V 90'.
const normalize = require('normalize-svg-path');
const pathData = 'M10 10 h 80 v 80 h -80 Z';
const expandedPath = normalize(pathData, { expandShorthand: true });
console.log(expandedPath);
The svg-path-parser package parses SVG path data into a more manipulable format. It breaks down the path data into an array of command objects, making it easier to analyze and manipulate. Unlike normalize-svg-path, it focuses more on parsing rather than normalizing the path data.
The svg-pathdata package provides a set of tools to parse, encode, transform, and render SVG path data. It offers more comprehensive functionality compared to normalize-svg-path, including the ability to apply transformations and render the path data.
Convert all segments in a path to curves. Usefull if you intend to animate one shape to another. By defining all segments with curves instead of a mix of lines, arcs, and curves tweening becomes much simpler. It could also help you rewrite your SVG code according to the principles of narcissistic design.
With your favourite package manager:
packin add normalize-svg-path
component install jkroso/normalize-svg-path
npm install normalize-svg-path
then in your app:
var normalize = require('normalize-svg-path')
Translate each segment in path
to an equivalent cubic bézier curve. The input path
must be absolute.
normalize([['L',1,2]]) // => [['C',0,0,1,2,1,2]]
FAQs
Convert all segments in a path to curves
The npm package normalize-svg-path receives a total of 917,989 weekly downloads. As such, normalize-svg-path popularity was classified as popular.
We found that normalize-svg-path 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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