Could we get an online version hosted on GitHub pages?
Bilge opened this issue · 6 comments
This would be very convenient whether or not people are comfortable using Node.
I’d like to do this, but I’m scatterbrained and have other stuff pulling on my time, so I can’t promise it'll happen.
There are two similar tools on CodePen that let you paste in an SVG and get a similarly-encoded URI, if that works for you:
They don’t do everything this does, but they’re very close.
Nice label and sorry to hear about your brain! Thanks doubly for the links!
Oh, RunKit + npm also have an in-browser version of this specifically.
Here’s a RunKit snippet that should do what you want if you replace your SVG goes here
with, well, your SVG.
I went ahead and put the RunKit snippet in the repo site field, so it’s easily findable. It’s about as good as any in-browser version I could create, anyway.
Thanks for opening this!
I think you put the wrong one in there. The first link is usable and includes documentation but the second requires sign-up and has no documentation. You might also consider putting it directly in the readme.
Weird, I can’t seem to get the sign-up version even with a different browser’s private browsing. Good catch, updated.
EDIT: Put it in the “Usage” section of the README too.