svg-crowbar
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A library based on a Chrome-specific bookmarklet that extracts SVG nodes and accompanying styles from an HTML document and downloads them as an SVG file
A standalone 3.5Kb JS client library based on Chrome bookmarklet.
The library provides functionality to trigger a download of a given SVG file having alle the styles inlined, to make it look the same when opened independently from the original HTML page.
It is also possible to use this library to convert an SVG to a PNG before downloading.
import downloadSvg from 'svg-crowbar';
downloadSvg(document.querySelector('svg'), 'my_svg');
or
import { downloadPng } from 'svg-crowbar';
downloadPng(document.querySelector('svg'));
Filename is determined by element id, class or page title, when not provided explicitly.
An error is thrown in case no valid SVG element was provided.
v0.2.1 (07/02/2019)
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A library based on a Chrome-specific bookmarklet that extracts SVG nodes and accompanying styles from an HTML document and downloads them as an SVG file
The npm package svg-crowbar receives a total of 574 weekly downloads. As such, svg-crowbar popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that svg-crowbar demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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