A utility & library for interacting with SVG documents.

VectorPlus is distributed using the Swift Package Manager. To install it into a project, add it as a dependency within your Package.swift manifest:

let package = Package(
    ...
    dependencies: [
        .package(url: "https://github.com/richardpiazza/VectorPlus.git", from: "0.3.0")
    ],
    ...
)

Then import the VectorPlus packages wherever you'd like to use it:

import VectorPlus

VectorPlus acts primarily as a wrapper over SwiftSVG providing extensions for interacting with:

• CoreGraphics
• UIKit
• AppKit
• SwiftUI

When linked to a target that supports one of these frameworks, multiple options become available.

• CGMutablePath.addCommand(_:from:to:): Adds a Path.Command to the mutable path. The addition of the Rects allow for correct placement and scaling.

• CGContext.render(path:from:to:) throws: Rendered a Path in the given context. Uses information about fills and strokes to fill and/or stroke the path.

• SVG.uiImage(size:) -> UIImage?: A CoreGraphics rendered UIImage representation of the SVG paths.

• SVG.pngData(size:) -> Data?: A Data representation of the UIImage.

• SVGImageView: A UIImageView subclass that supports the assignment of an SVG object. The .image will automatically be generated using the view bounds.

• SVG.nsImage(size:) -> NSImage?: A CoreGraphics rendered NSImage representation of the SVG paths.

• SVG.pngData(size:) -> Data?: A Data representation of the NSImage.

• SVGView(svg:): A SwiftUI.View that renders a SVG document.

Parses an SVG document and prints out the document description.

Parses an SVG document and creates a PNG rendered version of the Commands.

Supported conversion options are:

• absolute: Translates all elements to 'absolute' paths.

• symbols: Generates an Apple Symbols compatible SVG.

• uikit: A UIImageView subclass that supports dynamic sizing.

macOS only

Parses an SVG document displaying the results in an Application window. Do to limitations, this sub-command is only available when the AppKit framework is present.

macOS only

Parses an SVG document and creates a PNG rendered version of the Commands. Do to limitations, this sub-command is only available when the AppKit framework is present.