How to use the svg-pathdata.SVGPathData.MOVE_TO function in svg-pathdata
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currentPath.points = []
// Scrape all points from all points, and record breakpoints
for(let inputPath of inputPaths) {
let pathData = new SVGPathData(inputPath.getAttribute('d'));
let previousCoords = {
x: 0,
y: 0
};
for(let [index, command] of pathData.commands.entries()) {
switch(command.type) {
// Move ('M') and line ('L') commands have both X and Y
case SVGPathData.MOVE_TO:
case SVGPathData.LINE_TO:
currentPath.points.push([
command.x,
command.y
]);
break;
// Horizontal line ('H') commands only have X, using previous command's Y
case SVGPathData.HORIZ_LINE_TO:
currentPath.points.push([
command.x,
previousCoords.y
]);
break;svg-pathdata
Manipulate SVG path data (path[d] attribute content) simply and efficiently.
