svg.elements
Project renamed to svgelements
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svgelementsinstead.
After the last major version, 0.7.6 the name was changed to omit the . it was not pythonic. It was intended to mimic svg.path's name. However, the scaffolding needed to support the illicit . made it hard to include in other projects.
Several versions of svgelements supported Python 2.7 before Python 2 EOL on January 1, 2020. And a branch is availible at the github, though the master branch will very likely still be fully compatible.
License
This module is under a MIT License.
Installing
pip install svgelements
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