Tool to convert SVG to SwiftUI's Shape structure. This approach is much more memory efficient than introducing a SVG library for rendering.
Disclaimer: If you need to import SVG into SwiftUI app, it's better to use this guide to create a symbol instead. This tool might be useful in some particular situations though.
The tool is available online, just follow this link.
To run locally: from the root directory run
npm install
npm run dev
This program supports a very limited conversion. In particular it can only use M, L, C and Z data points for now, more functionality comming later. The code is structured in a way that allows to add new functionality quite easily, so feel free to contribute or submit an issue here on Github.
To demonstrate this tool I created a thicc plus sign with rounded corners (created it in Sketch, so shapes from Sketch should work fine with this tool). It's saved as 'demo-plus.svg' file in this repository. You can see below how it looks like in the browser, and how it looks like after converting into SwiftUI Shape.
- Feel free to open an issue for the SVG code that did not work - provide the SVG code of course!
- Pull requests are very welcome! Introducing support for more SVG element types would be the best contribution at this point.
