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Pure Swift implementation of 2D Vector Graphic Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)

Author Glenn R. Howes, owner Generally Helpful Software

Introduction

The intent here is to put together a package of types devoted to cross-platform 2D rendering. These will be based around the SVG document model, but not necessarily confined to using SVG documents.

This is all very early in development. I'm gradually building up parsers, editors and data structures which should be platform agnostic, and the means to do rendering on Apple platforms. Hopefully, much of this code would be useful to someone on Linux.

At one point, I'd intended to provide a widget catalog, but with Apple's introduction of SwiftUI, it seems like that will be unneeded, and I should concentrate on integration with SwiftUI. Also, at some point Apple's likely to introduce an SVG rendering library of its own, so I will have to see what needs remain in that future ecosystem.

✔︎ SVG Path Parser ✔︎ Color Parser ❌CSS Parser ❌SVG Parser

✔︎ Path ➤ CGPath ✔︎ Path ➤ UIBezierPath ✔︎ Path ➤ NSBezierPath

✔︎ Colour ➤ CGColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ UIColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ NSColor ❌ Colour Palettes

❌SVG Rendering ❌ CSS Styling

✔︎ PathView • iOS • macOS

❌ Document Editor ❌ Output

Requirements

Because of Swift Package Manager, and Swift UI. Xcode 11, Swift 5.0.1, I've moved to providing a set of Swift Package Manager packages, and I presume that will become the norm.

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Scalar2D
Pure Swift implementation of 2D Vector Graphic Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
Author Glenn R. Howes, owner Generally Helpful Software
Introduction
The intent here is to put together a package of types devoted to cross-platform 2D rendering. These will be based around the SVG document model, but not necessarily confined to using SVG documents.
This is all very early in development. I'm gradually building up parsers, editors and data structures which should be platform agnostic, and the means to do rendering on Apple platforms. Hopefully, much of this code would be useful to someone on Linux.
At one point, I'd intended to provide a widget catalog, but with Apple's introduction of SwiftUI, it seems like that will be unneeded, and I should concentrate on integration with SwiftUI. Also, at some point Apple's likely to introduce an SVG rendering library of its own, so I will have to see what needs remain in that future ecosystem.
✔︎ SVG Path Parser ✔︎ Color Parser ❌CSS Parser ❌SVG Parser
✔︎ Path ➤ CGPath ✔︎ Path ➤ UIBezierPath ✔︎ Path ➤ NSBezierPath
✔︎ Colour ➤ CGColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ UIColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ NSColor ❌ Colour Palettes
❌SVG Rendering ❌ CSS Styling
✔︎ PathView • iOS • macOS
❌ Document Editor ❌ Output
Requirements
Because of Swift Package Manager, and Swift UI. Xcode 11, Swift 5.0.1, I've moved to providing a set of Swift Package Manager packages, and I presume that will become the norm.
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Pure Swift implementation of 2D Vector Graphic Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
Author Glenn R. Howes, owner Generally Helpful Software
Introduction
The intent here is to put together a package of types devoted to cross-platform 2D rendering. These will be based around the SVG document model, but not necessarily confined to using SVG documents.
This is all very early in development. I'm gradually building up parsers, editors and data structures which should be platform agnostic, and the means to do rendering on Apple platforms. Hopefully, much of this code would be useful to someone on Linux.
At one point, I'd intended to provide a widget catalog, but with Apple's introduction of SwiftUI, it seems like that will be unneeded, and I should concentrate on integration with SwiftUI. Also, at some point Apple's likely to introduce an SVG rendering library of its own, so I will have to see what needs remain in that future ecosystem.
✔︎ SVG Path Parser ✔︎ Color Parser ❌CSS Parser ❌SVG Parser
✔︎ Path ➤ CGPath ✔︎ Path ➤ UIBezierPath ✔︎ Path ➤ NSBezierPath
✔︎ Colour ➤ CGColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ UIColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ NSColor ❌ Colour Palettes
❌SVG Rendering ❌ CSS Styling
✔︎ PathView • iOS • macOS
❌ Document Editor ❌ Output
Requirements
Because of Swift Package Manager, and Swift UI. Xcode 11, Swift 5.0.1, I've moved to providing a set of Swift Package Manager packages, and I presume that will become the norm.
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Pure Swift implementation of SVG Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
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Pure Swift implementation of 2D Vector Graphic Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
Author Glenn R. Howes, owner Generally Helpful Software
Introduction
The intent here is to put together a package of types devoted to cross-platform 2D rendering. These will be based around the SVG document model, but not necessarily confined to using SVG documents.
This is all very early in development. I'm gradually building up parsers, editors and data structures which should be platform agnostic, and the means to do rendering on Apple platforms. Hopefully, much of this code would be useful to someone on Linux.
At one point, I'd intended to provide a widget catalog, but with Apple's introduction of SwiftUI, it seems like that will be unneeded, and I should concentrate on integration with SwiftUI. Also, at some point Apple's likely to introduce an SVG rendering library of its own, so I will have to see what needs remain in that future ecosystem.
✔︎ SVG Path Parser ✔︎ Color Parser ❌CSS Parser ❌SVG Parser
✔︎ Path ➤ CGPath ✔︎ Path ➤ UIBezierPath ✔︎ Path ➤ NSBezierPath
✔︎ Colour ➤ CGColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ UIColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ NSColor ❌ Colour Palettes
❌SVG Rendering ❌ CSS Styling
✔︎ PathView • iOS • macOS
❌ Document Editor ❌ Output
Requirements
Because of Swift Package Manager, and Swift UI. Xcode 11, Swift 5.0.1, I've moved to providing a set of Swift Package Manager packages, and I presume that will become the norm.
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injectUserscript("// Strip utm_, fbclid, gclid, etc. from all links on page\n(function() {\n var trackingParams = ['utm_source', 'utm_medium', 'utm_campaign', 'utm_term', 'utm_content',\n 'fbclid', 'gclid', 'dclid', 'msclkid', 'yclid',\n 'ref', 'ref_src', 'source', 'medium', 'campaign'];\n \n function cleanUrl(url) {\n try {\n var u = new URL(url, window.location.origin);\n var changed = false;\n trackingParams.forEach(function(p) {\n if (u.searchParams.has(p)) {\n u.searchParams.delete(p);\n changed = true;\n }\n });\n return changed ? u.toString() : url;\n } catch (e) {\n return url;\n }\n }\n \n function cleanLinks() {\n document.querySelectorAll('a[href]').forEach(function(a) {\n var clean = cleanUrl(a.href);\n if (clean !== a.href) a.href = clean;\n });\n }\n \n cleanLinks();\n \n var observer = new MutationObserver(function(mutations) {\n mutations.forEach(function(m) {\n m.addedNodes.forEach(function(node) {\n if (node.nodeType === 1) {\n if (node.tagName === 'A') cleanLinks();\n node.querySelectorAll('a[href]').forEach(function(a) {\n var clean = cleanUrl(a.href);\n if (clean !== a.href) a.href = clean;\n });\n }\n });\n });\n });\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true });\n})();", "Remove Tracking Parameters from Links");
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var __m = "youtube.com";
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Pure Swift implementation of 2D Vector Graphic Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
Author Glenn R. Howes, owner Generally Helpful Software
Introduction
The intent here is to put together a package of types devoted to cross-platform 2D rendering. These will be based around the SVG document model, but not necessarily confined to using SVG documents.
This is all very early in development. I'm gradually building up parsers, editors and data structures which should be platform agnostic, and the means to do rendering on Apple platforms. Hopefully, much of this code would be useful to someone on Linux.
At one point, I'd intended to provide a widget catalog, but with Apple's introduction of SwiftUI, it seems like that will be unneeded, and I should concentrate on integration with SwiftUI. Also, at some point Apple's likely to introduce an SVG rendering library of its own, so I will have to see what needs remain in that future ecosystem.
✔︎ SVG Path Parser ✔︎ Color Parser ❌CSS Parser ❌SVG Parser
✔︎ Path ➤ CGPath ✔︎ Path ➤ UIBezierPath ✔︎ Path ➤ NSBezierPath
✔︎ Colour ➤ CGColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ UIColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ NSColor ❌ Colour Palettes
❌SVG Rendering ❌ CSS Styling
✔︎ PathView • iOS • macOS
❌ Document Editor ❌ Output
Requirements
Because of Swift Package Manager, and Swift UI. Xcode 11, Swift 5.0.1, I've moved to providing a set of Swift Package Manager packages, and I presume that will become the norm.
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Pure Swift implementation of SVG Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
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injectUserscript("// Auto-enable theater mode on YouTube\n(function() {\n function tryTheater() {\n var btn = document.querySelector('button[aria-label=\"Theater mode\"], ytd-player #player button[title=\"Theater mode\"]');\n if (btn && !btn.classList.contains('activated')) {\n btn.click();\n }\n }\n \n // Try immediately\n tryTheater();\n \n // Try after navigation (SPA)\n var lastUrl = location.href;\n setInterval(function() {\n if (location.href !== lastUrl) {\n lastUrl = location.href;\n setTimeout(tryTheater, 500);\n }\n }, 1000);\n \n // Also try on player load\n var observer = new MutationObserver(tryTheater);\n observer.observe(document.body, { childList: true, subtree: true });\n})();", "YouTube Theater Mode Default");
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Pure Swift implementation of 2D Vector Graphic Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
Author Glenn R. Howes, owner Generally Helpful Software
Introduction
The intent here is to put together a package of types devoted to cross-platform 2D rendering. These will be based around the SVG document model, but not necessarily confined to using SVG documents.
This is all very early in development. I'm gradually building up parsers, editors and data structures which should be platform agnostic, and the means to do rendering on Apple platforms. Hopefully, much of this code would be useful to someone on Linux.
At one point, I'd intended to provide a widget catalog, but with Apple's introduction of SwiftUI, it seems like that will be unneeded, and I should concentrate on integration with SwiftUI. Also, at some point Apple's likely to introduce an SVG rendering library of its own, so I will have to see what needs remain in that future ecosystem.
✔︎ SVG Path Parser ✔︎ Color Parser ❌CSS Parser ❌SVG Parser
✔︎ Path ➤ CGPath ✔︎ Path ➤ UIBezierPath ✔︎ Path ➤ NSBezierPath
✔︎ Colour ➤ CGColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ UIColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ NSColor ❌ Colour Palettes
❌SVG Rendering ❌ CSS Styling
✔︎ PathView • iOS • macOS
❌ Document Editor ❌ Output
Requirements
Because of Swift Package Manager, and Swift UI. Xcode 11, Swift 5.0.1, I've moved to providing a set of Swift Package Manager packages, and I presume that will become the norm.
About
Pure Swift implementation of SVG Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
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Pure Swift implementation of 2D Vector Graphic Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
Author Glenn R. Howes, owner Generally Helpful Software
Introduction
The intent here is to put together a package of types devoted to cross-platform 2D rendering. These will be based around the SVG document model, but not necessarily confined to using SVG documents.
This is all very early in development. I'm gradually building up parsers, editors and data structures which should be platform agnostic, and the means to do rendering on Apple platforms. Hopefully, much of this code would be useful to someone on Linux.
At one point, I'd intended to provide a widget catalog, but with Apple's introduction of SwiftUI, it seems like that will be unneeded, and I should concentrate on integration with SwiftUI. Also, at some point Apple's likely to introduce an SVG rendering library of its own, so I will have to see what needs remain in that future ecosystem.
✔︎ SVG Path Parser ✔︎ Color Parser ❌CSS Parser ❌SVG Parser
✔︎ Path ➤ CGPath ✔︎ Path ➤ UIBezierPath ✔︎ Path ➤ NSBezierPath
✔︎ Colour ➤ CGColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ UIColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ NSColor ❌ Colour Palettes
❌SVG Rendering ❌ CSS Styling
✔︎ PathView • iOS • macOS
❌ Document Editor ❌ Output
Requirements
Because of Swift Package Manager, and Swift UI. Xcode 11, Swift 5.0.1, I've moved to providing a set of Swift Package Manager packages, and I presume that will become the norm.
About
Pure Swift implementation of SVG Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
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Scalar2D
Pure Swift implementation of 2D Vector Graphic Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
Author Glenn R. Howes, owner Generally Helpful Software
Introduction
The intent here is to put together a package of types devoted to cross-platform 2D rendering. These will be based around the SVG document model, but not necessarily confined to using SVG documents.
This is all very early in development. I'm gradually building up parsers, editors and data structures which should be platform agnostic, and the means to do rendering on Apple platforms. Hopefully, much of this code would be useful to someone on Linux.
At one point, I'd intended to provide a widget catalog, but with Apple's introduction of SwiftUI, it seems like that will be unneeded, and I should concentrate on integration with SwiftUI. Also, at some point Apple's likely to introduce an SVG rendering library of its own, so I will have to see what needs remain in that future ecosystem.
✔︎ SVG Path Parser ✔︎ Color Parser ❌CSS Parser ❌SVG Parser
✔︎ Path ➤ CGPath ✔︎ Path ➤ UIBezierPath ✔︎ Path ➤ NSBezierPath
✔︎ Colour ➤ CGColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ UIColor ✔︎ Colour ➤ NSColor ❌ Colour Palettes
❌SVG Rendering ❌ CSS Styling
✔︎ PathView • iOS • macOS
❌ Document Editor ❌ Output
Requirements
Because of Swift Package Manager, and Swift UI. Xcode 11, Swift 5.0.1, I've moved to providing a set of Swift Package Manager packages, and I presume that will become the norm.
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Pure Swift implementation of SVG Parsing and Rendering Library (Early Development)
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