SvgNode Version 2.0 with CSS styleable properties, useful for transitions. One breaking change: Rename svgColor -> color - #4
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All properties are now CSS styleable, which is very useful to use with transitions.
Breaking change:
svgColor->color.For Web-Applications, there are many SVG libraries for all the different frameworks and SVG icon sets.
They all have the following in common:
icon=property or you can use the SVG directly, like<Home />sizeproperty (default is often 24)colorpropertySo what you have is usually this:
The API of
SvgNodematches what is the de-facto standard for SVG libraries, in a way that is compatible with JavaFX.