How to use the snapsvg.parsePathString function in snapsvg
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anthonydugois / polynom / src / utils / parsePathCode.js View on Github 
function getPoints(d) {
const points = []
parsePathString(d).forEach((segment) => {
const point = points.length > 0 && points[points.length - 1]
switch (segment[0].toLowerCase()) {
case "m":
return points.push(M(segment, point))
case "l":
return points.push(L(segment, point))
case "h":
return points.push(H(segment, point))
case "v":
return points.push(V(segment, point))
case "q":
