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Script SVGs with PowerShell
This should leverage `Select-XML` to pick nodes out of an existing design. An example use case would be picking out a specific state's outline from [this blank map of each...
A formation should consist of any number of elements, arranged in 2d space, with an angle of rotation, and a name. These properties should be propagated into data attributes.
This should be accomplished by taking the inner elements of the SVG and placing each of them into an SVG with the same viewbox size. In the cases of paths,...
Now that we're decorating SVG elements (#148) , we can start doing interesting things with specific ones For the sake Geometry, and sanity, SVG.Path should support a number of operations,...
`Write-SVG` currently marks all output as an `SVG.Element`, which is a fine starting point. However, it's not quite enough to be able to assist in all scenarios. Therefore, Write-SVG should...
This should generate a single Toothpick shape or [Toothpick sequence](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toothpick_sequence), based off of a shape.