How to use the snapsvg.plugin function in snapsvg
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/* enable strict mode */
'use strict';
/* import modules */
var Snap = require('snapsvg');
var Point2D = require('./personas.core.point2d');
var Observable = require('./personas.core.observable.js');
/* get the Snap private primitives */
var __snapPrimitives = {};
Snap.plugin(function (SnapLib, Element, Paper, global, Fragment) {
__snapPrimitives.snap = SnapLib;
__snapPrimitives.element = Element;
__snapPrimitives.paper = Paper;
__snapPrimitives.global = global;
__snapPrimitives.Fragment = Fragment;
});
/**
* Base class for all persona and SVG elements.
*
* @class Node
* @param {String} [type='g'] - The type of element to be created, defaults to `g` (group).
* @param {Object=} attr - Attributes to be added when creating the object.
* @constructor
*/
