Crate svg_path_ops

This crate includes utility functions to work with svg paths. Works on types from svgtypes crate.

This package exposes functions to manipulate svg paths with simplification purposes. Also a path transformer fully compatible with svgpath is provided.

📦 Cargo.toml

[dependencies]
svg_path_ops = "0.6"

🔧 Example

Translate

let translated_path = PathTransformer::new(cat_svg_path)
    .translate(230.0, 0.0)
    .to_string();

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🖨️ Output Translate

Rotate

let translated_path = PathTransformer::new(cat_svg_path)
    .rotate(90.0, 126.0, 140.0)
    .translate(220.0, 0.0)
    .to_string();

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🖨️ Output Rotate

Skew

let translated_path = PathTransformer::new(cat_svg_path)
    .skew_x(20.0)
    .translate(180.0, 0.0)
    .to_string();

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🖨️ Output Skew

Scale

let translated_path = PathTransformer::new(cat_svg_path)
    .scale(0.5, 0.5)
    .translate(220.0, 60.0)
    .to_string();

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🖨️ Output Scale

Modules

bbox

pt

Enums

PathSegment

Representation of a path segment.

Functions

absolutize

Translates relative commands to absolute commands. All commands that use relative positions (lower-case ones), turns into absolute position commands (upper-case ones).

normalize

Normalize takes a list of absolute segments and outputs a list of segments with only four commands: M, L, C, Z. So every segment is described as move, line, or a bezier curve (cubic). This is useful when translating SVG paths to non SVG mediums - Canvas, or some other graphics platform. Most such platforms will support lines and bezier curves. It also simplifies the cases to consider when modifying these segments.

print_line_segment