Textpoly

    This is a library that
      enables the developer
        to create polygons
          with text in it
            in an SVG doc

The description above could be easily written in a trapezoid.

However it's definitely possible to create a concave polygon and write in it, From readibility (and thus a11y) point of view it's not advised to do so. Sometimes it's better to create two or more polygons next to each other and use them as text columns

TODO: give examples of DOs and DON'Ts

API

The Textpoly class is exported named and for default

constructor([...polygons])

sets the default polygons, it accepts an array of polygons. See addPolygon

addPolygon(polygon) (#add-polygon)

accepts a polygon in two different formats

• an array of objects { x, y }
• a string of coordinates, just like the points attribute of \<polygon>

emptyPolygons()

empties the polygons to have a fresh start if needed

createTextBoxes()

generates an array of box definitions based on the polygons. The object of each box is { startX, endX, y, y2 } - left, right, top, bottom coordinates respectively

createTextPath()

creates a path definition that can be used in \<path> as d attribute