INFO

You can also use the webeditor without downloading anything at https://xemkayx.github.io/vec-svg-parser-webapp/ Link to other repo.

Parse .vec files to .svg images

Render images from .vec files created by programs like "Pictures by PC" or "isycam". Syntax is limited to these languages. If you're a student that has to use these programs in school but has no access to those at home, you can simply parse your code with this script and see the result.

Example

vec-svg-parser/input/adv_schild

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	os ADVSchild
	ob 0,0,120,80
	ma 0,0
	da 0,80
	da 120,80
	da 120,0
	da 0,0
	ma 10,20
	da 10,60
	ma 10,70
	es 10,10 270,360
	ma 20,70
	da 100,70
	ma 110,70
	es 10,10 180,270
	ma 110,60
	da 110,20
	ma 110,10
	es 10,10 90,180
	ma 100,10
	da 20,10
	ma 10,10
	es 10,10 0,90
	co 3
	ob 25,30,45,50
	ma 25,30
	da 35,50
	da 45,30
	ma 40,40
	da 30,40
	os D
	ob 55,30,65,50
	ma 55,30
	da 60,30
	ma 60,35
	es 5,5 270,360
	ma 65,35
	da 65,45
	ma 60,45
	es 5,5 0,90
	ma 60,50
	da 55,50
	da 55,30
	os V
	ob 75,30,95,50
	ma 75,50
	da 85,30
	da 95,50
	oe

How to use

Web Editor

There is a web-editor that works without having to create files. It's reachable via http://127.0.0.1:5000/editor

GUI

Start the GUI/Webgui and select the input image and output image filename and hit submit. The images are saved to the '/static/IMG/' folder

CLI

Run the parser.py file with these arguments:

• -i, --input-file 'path/to/input/file'
• -o, --output-file 'output_filename'

Installation

You need a valid python installation (I used Python3.11.2). If you want to use the webgui, you need to install the requirements via the requirements.txt file