Vectored is a library for creating and rendering SVG documents using a functional API.
It provides a structured way to build SVG elements and render them to XML strings. The library follows the SVG specification and provides helper functions for common attributes and transformations.
Examples
svg =
Vectored.new(100, 100)
|> Vectored.Elements.Svg.append(Vectored.Elements.Circle.new(50, 50, 40))
{:ok, xml} = Vectored.to_svg_string(svg)
# xml => ~s(<svg height="100" width="100" xmlns="...">...<circle .../></svg>)Summary
Functions
Create a new SVG document with default dimensions.
Create a new SVG document with specified width and height.
Render a Vectored element to its internal representation.
Render a Vectored element or document to an XML string.
Functions
Create a new SVG document with default dimensions.
Returns a %Vectored.Elements.Svg{} struct.
Create a new SVG document with specified width and height.
Parameters
width- The width of the SVG viewport.height- The height of the SVG viewport.
Returns a %Vectored.Elements.Svg{} struct.
Render a Vectored element to its internal representation.
This is generally used internally by to_svg_string/1 but can be useful
for inspecting the structure before final rendering.
Render a Vectored element or document to an XML string.
It automatically adds the xmlns attribute if the root element is an SVG tag.
Examples
{:ok, xml} = Vectored.Elements.Circle.new(10) |> Vectored.to_svg_string()
# xml => ~s(<circle cx="0" cy="0" r="10"/>)