I made a svg rendering component for winui3 in C++/WinRT

[HO-COOH]

I wrap the great resvg library into a SvgImageSource winui runtime component, which is meant to be a drop-in replacement for the winui's built-in SvgImageSource.

The resulting library is a ~2.9MB windows runtime component dll, and can produce significantly better result. See the doc here, and try out the example app. If you are using winui3 and find the resulting image missing parts or rendering unexpectedly, you should try my library.

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Currently, it is available on nuget and can be directly consumed from a C++WinRT winui3 project and it will just build and run without any configuration!
Hoping someone familiar with C# can help me adapting it so that it can also be consumable from a C# project! Happy coding!

[ghost1372]

Thank you @HO-COOH
for C#, you need to implement a Projection. but if i can, i want to port it from your source to c#, into my library.
i was able to port your SpeedGraph to c#😁 a few month ago.

also based on your idea in your SpeedGraph i maded a better Graph Control:

[HO-COOH]

I do not recommend going this path, as it brings unnecessary headache syncing the code between two projects. Ideally, winui3 control libraries should be written in C++, and consumable from any language, just like the winui3 itself. If projection works, then just use it.

[ghost1372]

Yes, syncing two projects can be a bit challenging, but there’s also a lack of documentation for WinUI with C++, and the tooling isn’t great either (as some users have reported). I want to rewrite my project in C++, but as I mentioned, the tooling and documentation are limited, and the CommunityToolkit primarily uses C# instead of C++.