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README.md

SVGSharpie

in early development

SVGSharpie is intended to be bring SVG Rendering to .NET Core

The plan is to provide an interface for rendering, so that many vector drawing engines could be used. We plan to initially target ImageSharp by SixLabours. Additionally we would like to utilise a PDF engine as an additional backend.

Currently it has a fairly complete SVG Parsing engine, however it has not been hooked up to any form of rendering yet.

Watch this space for news as development progresses.

Installation

Package Name	NuGet
`EquinoxLabs.SVGSharpie`
`EquinoxLabs.SVGSharpie.ImageSharp`

Build Status

	Build Status	Code Coverage
Windows

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