Editable SVG and Figma clipboard export for SnapDOM: vector() adds toVector(), a standalone SVG string with editable text and supported shapes and no <foreignObject>, and toFigma(), which writes a Figma clipboard payload. MIT licensed; the internal SVD format lives in svd/, no additional package is needed. Landing page and live demo: snapdom.dev/plugins/vector.
npm install @zumer/snapdom@latest @zumer/snapdom-vector@latestRequires SnapDOM 3.4.0 or newer within 3.x. Up to SnapDOM plugins 4.x the same exporter shipped as @zumer/snapdom-plugins/vector; only the import changes.
import { snapdom } from '@zumer/snapdom'
import { vector } from '@zumer/snapdom-vector'
const result = await snapdom(element, { plugins: [vector()] })
const svg = await result.toVector()
copyButton.addEventListener('click', () => result.toFigma()) // HTTPS or localhostexclude accepts a selector, a predicate, or an array of either; export-time exclusions override the factory default. Keep the source element connected through export. toVector() returns a string. toFigma() resolves without a return value after writing the clipboard, and needs the async clipboard API on HTTPS or localhost, called from a user action. Register per capture to avoid applying the render hook to unrelated captures. SVG preserves editable text and supported shapes; unsupported paint is diagnosed by the engine. See the public contract for supported behavior and limits.
src/public.js defines the public toVector() and toFigma() contract. src/index.js and the emitters retain the internal engine used by the suites. figma-plugin/ is the optional SVD consumer exercised by those suites; the public clipboard export does not require installing that plugin. Inline SVG export omits inactive mask longhands from unmasked nodes, while retaining active masks and embedded stylesheet behavior.
From the monorepo root, run npm run compile and npm run site, then open /plugins/vector/ or /showcase/. The demo exports real SVG and can copy artwork to Figma. Run npm run test:vector from the monorepo root; the migrated baselines are unchanged.
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