Handling SVGs
From pponent to c mponent
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What is SVG?
Scalable
Vector
Graphics
<ellipse rx="150" ry="150" cx="150" cy="150" fill="rgb(241, 194, 50)" />
<svg>
<path fill="#8899A6" d="M6 10l3 23c0 1.657 4.029 3 9 3s9-1.343 9-3l3-23H6z"></path>
<path fill="#D3A471" d="M7 10l3 22.644c0 1.243 3.582 2.25 8 2.25s8-1.007 8-2.25L29 10H7z"></path>
<path fill="#CCD6DD" d="M27.756 19.538L29 10H7l1.244 9.538z"></path>
<path fill="#E1E8ED" d="M25.982 19.538L27 10H9l1.018 9.538z"></path>
<ellipse fill="#ECD2A7" cx="18" cy="19.455" rx="9.764" ry="2.355"></ellipse>
<path fill="#AA8DD8" d="M21.836 19.144l1.627-18.067l-2.988-.27l-1.651 18.337z"></path>
<path fill="#55ACEE" d="M5.696 10.003c-.179 1.05-.162 2.363.413 2.527c.46.132 1.104-.09
1.639.177c.535.267.963.965 1.506 1.151c1.04.356 1.678-.299
2.303-.221c1.188.148 1.721 1.284 2.702 1.373c.98.089 1.781-.738
2.701-.709c.984.032.936.767 2.48.797c1.516.029 1.766-.959
2.657-1.019c.891-.059 1.471.547 2.303.399c.832-.149 1.177-1.017
1.86-1.196c.683-.178 1.045.326 1.639.177c.594-.148.907-1.17
1.264-1.438c.356-.267 1.571 1.26 1.277-1.663c-.536-5.328-19.
13-.563-20.882-.681c-1.753-.119-3.491-1.845-3.862.326z" />
<ellipse fill="#88C9F9" cx="18" cy="10.011" rx="12.35" ry="3.8"></ellipse>
<path fill="#9266CC" d="M23.463 1.077L20.475.808l-.853 9.474c-.001.007-.006.013-.006.019c0
.276.672.5 1.5.5s1.5-.224 1.5-.5V10.3h.017l.83-9.223z"/>
<path fill="#553788" d="M23.463 1.077c-.025.275-.714.438-1.539.363c-.825-.074-1.474-
.358-1.449-.633c.025-.275.714-.438 1.539-.363s1.474.358 1.449.633z" />
<ellipse fill="#AA8DD8" cx="20.314" cy="19.19" rx="1.5" ry=".5"></ellipse>
<g fill="#292F33">
<!=...=>
</g>
</svg>
SVG
GIF, PNG, JPG, etc.
Paths (Vectors)
Shapes
Text elements
Fixed dimension
BUT...
BUT...
We are still not comfortable in using SVGs
#1 "BUT"
We can use HTML & CSS to build graphics
#2 "BUT"
No single standard that matches all
const webpack = require('webpack');
module.exports = {
entry: './src/index.js',
module: {
rules: [
{
test: /\.(js|jsx)$/,
exclude: /node_modules/,
use: ['babel-loader'],
},
{
test: /\.svg$/,
use: [
{
loader: 'svg-url-loader',
options: {
limit: 10000,
},
},
],
},
],
},
...
};
<template>
<nav>
<a href="https://github.com/webpack/webpack"
arial-label="Webpack">
<WebpackLogo />
</a>
</nav>
</template>
<script>
import WebpackLogo from './static/webpack.svg';
export default {
name: 'SVG Example',
components: {
WebpackLogo,
},
};
</script>
import WebpackLogo from './static/webpack.svg';
const () => (
<WebpackLogo width={50} height={50}/>
)
<body>
<svg style="display: none">
<symbol viewBox="0 0 32 32" id="heart-icon">
</symbol>
</svg>
<svg width="24px" height="24px">
<use xlink:href="#heart-icon"></use>
</svg>
</body>
SVG Sprites
with <symbol> and <use>
export const mail = {
path: [
`M11.8125 9.8125H2.1875C1.46289 9.8125 0.875 9.22461 0.875 8.5V1.5C0.875
0.775388 1.46289 0.1875 2.1875 0.1875H11.8125C12.5371 0.1875 13.125
0.775388 13.125 1.5V8.5C13.125 9.22461 12.5371 9.8125 11.8125 9.8125ZM2.1875
1.0625C1.94578 1.0625 1.75 1.25828 1.75 1.5V8.5C1.75 8.61594 1.79594 8.7275
1.87797 8.80953C1.96 8.89156 2.07156 8.93749 2.18749 8.93749H11.8125C11.9284
8.93749 12.04 8.89156 12.122 8.80953C12.2041 8.72749 12.25 8.61593 12.25
8.5V1.5C12.25 1.38406 12.2041 1.2725 12.122 1.19047C12.04 1.10844 11.9284
1.06251 11.8125 1.06251L2.1875 1.0625Z`,
`M7.00088 5.21008C6.71158 5.21063 6.42995 5.11492 6.20025 4.93883L1.33959
1.19817C1.14763 1.05051 1.111 0.775439 1.25865 0.583485C1.40631 0.391531
1.68138 0.354893 1.87334 0.502549L6.734 4.24321C6.8915 4.36407 7.11025
4.36407 7.26775 4.24321L12.1284 0.502549C12.3204 0.354891 12.5954 0.391533
12.7431 0.583485C12.8907 0.775438 12.8541 1.05051 12.6622 1.19817L7.80149
4.93883C7.57181 5.11492 7.29017 5.21062 7.00086 5.21008H7.00088Z`
],
viewBox: '0 0 24 24'
}
JSX Component
<icon path={mail.path} viewBox={mail.viewBox} />
export const icon = ({ viewBox, path, size }) => (
<svg
viewBox={viewBox}
width={size}
height={size}
style="fill: currentColor;"
>
{ path.forEach(d => (
<path d={d} />
)}
</svg>
)
SVG is too powerful and awesome to miss out 😉
Cool Text Effects & Animations
Animations & Interactive
Animations & Interactive
Animations & Interactive
Loaders & Animations
Scalable Logos & Icons
Micro-interactions & UI Elements
3D Graphics
The benefits
Scalability
Editable & scriptable
Animate-able (CSS and/or JS)
Accessible
Smaller in size
Interactively
Readable
Less CSS-depending for colors
Semantically correct (image)
Ease of use
And anything you can think of
Probably after you read this book 👉
How to create SVG?
console.log(takeaways)
What scenarios?
Choose the most comfortable implementation for SVG usage
Logo & Icons - Think SVG first
Take a course with Sarah Drasner 😝
THANK YOU
Handling SVGs
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