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svg-path-segments

Fast SVG path parser for Javascript.

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A fast SVG path parser implementation for Javascript. Does not perform checks on input data, but allows to rebuild original path segments from the result. To avoid errors, check first that your paths are made up of ASCII characters supported by the SVG 1.1 specification.

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Install

npm install svg-path-segments

Documentation

Public API

const parsePath = require("svg-path-segments");

const segments = parsePath("M5 6 7 8l3 4z");
console.log(JSON.stringify(segments, null, 2));
[
  {
    "start": 0,
    "end": 4,
    "params": ["M", 5, 6],
    "chain": {
      "start": 0,
      "end": 8
    },
  },
  {
    "start": 5,
    "end": 8,
    "params": ["M", 7, 8],
    "chain": {
      "start": 0,
      "end": 8
    },
  },
  {
    "start": 8,
    "end": 12,
    "params": ["l", 3, 4],
  },
  {
    "start": 12,
    "end": 13,
    "params": ["z"],
  }
]

CLI

svg-path-segments --pretty "M5 6 7 8l3 4z"

Reference

# svgPathParse(d: string) ⇒ Segment[]

Returns the segments of the SVG path. The result is an array of objects, one per segment, which contain next properties:

  • start (number): Index of the first character of the segment.
  • end (number): Index of the first character after the segment. Note that you can use d.substring(result.start, result.end) to get the raw string representation of the segment.
  • params (number[]): Parameters of the segment. The first parameter always is the command that draws the segment.
  • chain (object?): If present, indicates that the segment is part of a chained set of segments.
    • start (number): Index of the first character of the chained set of segments to which the segment belongs.
    • end (number): Index of the first character after the chained set of segments to which the segment belongs. Note that you can use d.substring(result.chain.start, result.chain.end) to get the raw string representation of the chained set of segments to which the segment belongs.

Comparison against other implementations

svg-path-segmentssvgpath
Requirerequire("svg-path-segments")require("svgpath/lib/path_parse")
Benchmark*~46ms~76ms
AbsolutesYESNO
Segments indexingYESNO
Chained commandsYESNO
Catmull-Rom curve commands (R/r)NOYES
Bearing commands (B/b)NONO
First m converted to MNOYES
Chained M/m converted to L/lNOYES
Check path should start with m/MNOYES
Check bad command charactersNOYES
Check missing parametersNOYES
Check leading zeros in numbersNOYES
Check arc flag 0 or 1NOYES
Check invalid float exponentsNOYES
Unicode supportNOPARTIAL

* Benchmarks are orientative, if you want to perform your own, see scripts/*-benchmark.js.

Usage with fontello/svgpath

const svgpath = require("svgpath");
const parsePath = require("svg-path-segments");

const segments = parsePath(iconPath);
const SVGPath = svgpath("");
SVGPath.segments = segments.map(segment => segment.params);

Keywords

svg

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Package last updated on 06 Jun 2024

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