point-at-length

v1.1.0

compute a point from an svg path string

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Latest version published 4 years ago

    npm install point-at-length

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Weekly Downloads (22,526)

Dependents: 17
GitHub Stars: 41
Forks: 5
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The npm package point-at-length receives a total of 22,526 downloads a week. As such, we scored point-at-length popularity level to be Recognized.

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Last Release: 4 years ago
Last Commit: 4 years ago

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Readme

point-at-length

compute a point from an svg path string

This is like path.getPointAtLength(t) for an svg <path> element, but works in node + browsers.

If you're in the browser, it's best to use the native svg implementation since that will be faster and more accurate.

example

var point = require('point-at-length');
var pts = point(process.argv.slice(2).join(' '));

var len = pts.length();

for (var i = 0; i <= 10; i++) {
    console.log(i / 10, pts.at(i / 10 * len));
}

and then given an svg path:

$ node percent.js m 340.0802,61.38651 c -40.2898,8.22791 \
  -62.56591,65.81112 -49.74004,128.6158 12.82587,62.80467 \
  55.90207,107.07364 96.19186,98.84572 40.2898,-8.22791 \
  62.55966,-65.84175 49.73379,-128.64642 C 423.43994,97.39694 \
  380.36999,53.15859 340.0802,61.38651 z m 12.91104,8.55846 c \
  22.51488,-4.59795 48.14062,27.6983 57.21553,72.13556 9.0749,44.43726 \
  -1.83609,84.19498 -24.35097,88.79294 -22.51489,4.59795 \
  -48.11001,-27.70455 -57.18492,-72.14182 -9.0749,-44.43726 \
  1.80548,-84.18872 24.32036,-88.78668 z
0 [ 340.0802, 61.38651 ]
0.1 [ 286.4845903594534, 135.39847858871894 ]
0.2 [ 302.1571721534183, 238.7146891719936 ]
0.3 [ 384.5741907293933, 289.20324985412464 ]
0.4 [ 440.01448853962546, 216.81871101620578 ]
0.5 [ 424.995580315864, 113.42989532988953 ]
0.6 [ 344.0127910427327, 60.748668250007114 ]
0.7 [ 409.3069687960253, 137.94315136324377 ]
0.8 [ 387.80154792789017, 230.38180833710817 ]
0.9 [ 329.13606555255416, 160.92824115677908 ]
1 [ 352.99124, 69.94497 ]

methods

var point = require('point-at-length')

var pts = point(svgpath)

Create a new pt instance given svgpath, an svg path string, or an array that matches the format returned by parse-svg-path.

pts.length()

Compute the total length of the path.

This method is based on the output of the getTotalLength() method of svg path elements.

var xy = pts.at(len)

Compute the [x,y] point xy from a distance len into the geometry.

install

With npm do:

npm install point-at-length

license

MIT

point-at-length dependencies

abs-svg-path isarray parse-svg-path

FAQs

What is point-at-length?

compute a point from an svg path string. Visit Snyk Advisor to see a full health score report for point-at-length, including popularity, security, maintenance & community analysis.

Is point-at-length popular?

The npm package point-at-length receives a total of 22,526 weekly downloads. As such, point-at-length popularity was classified as a recognized. Visit the popularity section on Snyk Advisor to see the full health analysis.

Is point-at-length well maintained?

We found indications that point-at-length is an Inactive project. See the full package health analysis to learn more about the package maintenance status.

Is point-at-length safe to use?

The npm package point-at-length was scanned for known vulnerabilities and missing license, and no issues were found. Thus the package was deemed as safe to use. See the full health analysis review.

Last updated on 14 January-2022, at 10:40 (UTC).

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point-at-length

example

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var pts = point(svgpath)

pts.length()

var xy = pts.at(len)

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