fxsvgimage

This library allows to convert a SVG file to a JavaFX Node tree or an Image. See https://fxsvgimage.sourceforge.io/ for a more complete documentation.

Note that contrary to other existing libraries, this library has no external dependencies (including Batik)

Using fxsvgimage as a maven/gradle dependency

fxsvgimage is not yet available in maven central. Until it is you can still use a release as a maven or gradle dependency through

For maven do the following:

1. Add jitpack to your list of repositories i.e. in the <repositories> section add:

    <repository>
      <id>jitpack.io</id>
      <url>https://jitpack.io</url>
    </repository>

2. add the latest release of fxsvimage just as you would add a normal dependency e.g:

    <dependency>
      <groupId>com.github.hervegirod</groupId>
      <artifactId>fxsvgimage</artifactId>
      <version>1.1</version>
    </dependency>

See https://jitpack.io/ for info on the syntax for other build systems such as gradle, svt etc.

History

See HISTORY.md

Usage

This tools allows to allows to convert a SVG file to a JavaFX Node tree or an Image. Just calls one of the static load methods, for example:

SVGImage img = SVGLoader.load(<my SVG file>);

The SVGImage class is a Group.

It also allows to convert a JavaFX Node tree to a SVG file. For example:

      ConverterParameters params = new ConverterParameters();
      params.width = 150;
      params.height = 150;
      SVGConverter converter = new SVGConverter();
      converter.convert(<my JavaFX root>, params, <my SVG file>);

Supported SVG constructs

This library support:

• clip paths
• linear gradients
• radial gradients
• filters
• rect, circle, ellipse, path, polygon, polyline, line, image, text, tspan
• use, symbol
• fill, stroke, style, class, transform attributes
• animations (partial)

Limitations

• Radial gradients which use absolute values for their definitions do not work correctly for the moment

Other libraries

The following libraries also convert a SVG file to a JavaFX Node tree:

• https://github.com/afester/FranzXaver converts a SVG file but uses Batik internally
• https://github.com/codecentric/javafxsvg converts a SVG file but uses Batik internally