First off, thanks very much for building this!

Could you please use a standard license such as MIT or BSD for this, rather than the informally-worded one you have in the readme? Although MIT and BSD express something similar to what you've written (but in more words), it's difficult to use a library with a "custom" license since it's unproven and can pose a risk.

You may also like something like Creative Commons which has a "by attribution" license. I'm unsure how suited it is to code.

Is there a way to change the shape used by the brush ?

for example an oval and oblique brush which looks more like calligraphy?

Even when I set the GIF_ALLOW_TRANSPARENT = True, there are still not transparent files generated.
Is there any other secret?

Hi Maurizio,

this is a great project, thanks for sharing it! Just wanted to let you know that the javascript version doesn't show the kanji in Chrome. You can fix this by giving the embed element a width and a height.

I am running kanimaji on linux debian with python 2.7. It seems svg frames are correct. I can display them for example on google chrome and after waiting for the animation to be finished the frame looks as intended.
However the corresponding png frame looks as if shot half a second into the animation. I am afraid svgexport does not seem to wait for the animation to finish...
Have you experienced this behavior?

Yours, Severin