fix the order of config() and init() in readme (#1049)
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@@ -89,8 +89,6 @@ V7 is changing significantly the way to integrate and customize SVGEdit. You can
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import Editor from './Editor.js'
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/* for available options see the file `docs/tutorials/ConfigOptions.md` */
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const svgEditor = new Editor(document.getElementById('container'))
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/* initialize the Editor */
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svgEditor.init()
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/* set the configuration */
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svgEditor.setConfig({
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allowInitialUserOverride: true,
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@@ -98,19 +96,21 @@ V7 is changing significantly the way to integrate and customize SVGEdit. You can
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noDefaultExtensions: false,
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userExtensions: []
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})
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/* initialize the Editor */
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svgEditor.init()
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</script>
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</html>
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```
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## I want to build my own svg editor
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You can just use the underlying canvas and use it in your application with your favorite framework.
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See example in the demos folder or the svg-edit-react repository.
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See example in the demos folder or the svg-edit-react repository.
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To install the canvas:
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`npm i -s '@svgedit/svgcanvas'`
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you can then import it in your application:
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you can then import it in your application:
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`import svgCanvas from '@svgedit/svgcanvas'`
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