svgo-viewbox v3.0.0

svgo-viewBox

Add viewBox to SVG files using SVGO

Node JS script which uses SVGO and a custom plugin in order to add viewBox attribute to all SVG files in a folder or to a single SVG file.

Dependencies

1. NodeJS
2. NPM or Yarn
3. SVGO installed and configured - you should have a svgo.config.js file. If you don't, the default config file will be used.
4. Some SVG files which have width and height attribute but lack the viewBox attribute.

Usage

svgo-viewbox --help

#   Usage
#       $ svgo-viewbox --arg1 --arg2
#
#   Options
#       --input, -i         path to folder which contains SVG files or a single svg file, defaults to current working directory
#       --svgo-file, -f     path to SVGO configuration file in JS format (https://github.com/svg/svgo#configuration), defaults to the built-in SVGO configuration
#
#   Examples
#       $ svgo-viewbox --input ./assets/images/svg --svgo-file ./svgo.config.js
#       $ svgo-viewbox -i ./assets/images/svg
#       $ svgo-viewbox -i ./assets/images/svg/file.svg
#       $ svgo-viewbox

As an NPM script

First install the module as a development dependency

npm i svgo-viewbox --save-dev

# or

yarn add svgo-viewbox -D

then add a new NPM script in your package.json file:

{
	"scripts": {
		"svgo-viewbox": "svgo-viewbox -i ./assets/images/svg -f ./svgo.config.js"
	}
}

From the command line

First install the module globally

npm i -g svgo-viewbox

# or

yarn global add svgo-viewbox

then use it in your terminal

svgo-viewbox -i ./assets/images/svg -f ./svgo.config.js

Without installing

npx svgo-viewbox -i ./assets/images/svg -f ./svgo.config.js

LICENSE

MIT