Path

A path represents an SVG path, which are the lines and curves on our pattern.

Signature

Path new Path()

The Path constructor takes no arguments.

Properties

A Path object comes with the following properties:

• attributes : An Attributes instance holding the path's attributes
• hidden : When this is true the path will be hidden (excluding it from the output). See Path.hide(), Path.unhide(), and Path.setHidden() for various methods that allow setting this in a chainable way.

RELATED

See Using Attributes for information about custom Attributes that can be used with Paths.

Example

Preview

Code

({ Point, points, Path, paths, part }) => {

  paths.example = new Path()
    .move(new Point(0,0))
    .line(new Point(100,0))

  return part
}

X-Ray

Example of the Path contructor

Methods

A Path object exposes the following methods:

• Path.addClass()
• Path.addText()
• Path.angleAt()
• Path.asPathString()
• Path.asRenderProps()
• Path.attr()
• Path.bbox()
• Path.circleSegment()
• Path.clean()
• Path.clone()
• Path.close()
• Path.combine()
• Path.curve()
• Path.curve_()
• Path.divide()
• Path.edge()
• Path.end()
• Path.hide()
• Path.insop()
• Path.intersects()
• Path.intersectsBeam()
• Path.intersectsX()
• Path.intersectsY()
• Path.join()
• Path.length()
• Path.line()
• Path.move()
• Path.noop()
• Path.offset()
• Path.reverse()
• Path.rotate()
• Path.roughLength()
• Path.setClass()
• Path.setHidden()
• Path.setText()
• Path.shiftAlong()
• Path.shiftFractionAlong()
• Path.smurve()
• Path.smurve_()
• Path.split()
• Path.start()
• Path.translate()
• Path.trim()
• Path.unhide()