SVG is a horribly complex graphics file format and an overkill for most projects. The specification includes way too many edge cases so implementing a new SVG renderer will always have drawbacks or missing pieces.
TinyVG tries to be simpler. Fewer features, but powerful enough to cover 90% of use cases.
Features
Compact binary encoding (39% size of a comparable SVG file on average)
Cover 90% of typically used SVG features files while only having a tiny fraction of complexity
Common 2D primitives are supported (paths, lines, rectangles, polygons)
Linear and radial two-point gradient support.
Configurable precision for smaller files.
Comprehensible specification
The native library is suitable for integrating TinyVG into native projects. Be it Zig, Rust, C or C++, you can use this library with any language that supports the C ABI.
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