# accent-draw

> accent-draw turns an SVG into a draw.io diagram whose shapes, text and arrows are native, editable cells. It is a Rust library with no I/O, a command for the shell, and a WebAssembly binding that runs the same conversion in a browser. Sources that name their own parts -- draw.io, Miro, Mermaid, Graphviz, PlantUML, D2, Excalidraw, Inkscape -- are read by those names; any other SVG is read as a picture and its meaning inferred from the geometry. These pages cover how the conversion works, what each profile reads, the command line, the JavaScript API and the architecture.

## Demo

- [Demo](/accent-draw/demo): The converter on this page is accent-draw compiled to WebAssembly. Pick one of the samples, or drop an SVG of your own…

## Documentation

- [Architecture](/accent-draw/docs/architecture): One library with no I/O in it, three hosts that have all of it, and a scene in the middle that neither SVG nor draw.io…
- [Command line](/accent-draw/docs/command-line): One SVG in, one .drawio out, with every note on standard error and a non-zero exit when there was nothing to draw. Made…
- [How it works](/accent-draw/docs/how-it-works): An SVG says "a rectangle here, some text there, a path with an arrowhead". draw.io wants "this box, labelled so, with…
- [JavaScript](/accent-draw/docs/javascript): The same converter, compiled to WebAssembly: one function, a plain object back, and nothing that touches the network…
- [Profiles](/accent-draw/docs/profiles): Where a source labels its own parts, reading beats guessing. Eight of them do, each in its own way, and each is read by…

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