First, try the online demo.
CombScript is a language for describing technical vector designs and a tool that exports these designs as SVG files. A primary goal of CombScript is to express designs naturally, so they are easier to adjust and customize.
CombScript was inspired by OpenSCAD, CSS, HTML, and Adobe Illustrator snapping shenanigans.
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Parametric
Because shapes in CombScript can be positioned relative to the bounds of their parents, it is possible to make designs that flex when dimensions change.
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Expressive
Positions can be described in multiple ways allowing more natural expression. For example you can specify that a circle is 10 units from the right side of its container and vertically centered, rather than expressing its global coordinates.
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Declarative
CombScript is more like HTML than JavaScript. Ideally, your document describes your design, not the steps required to make it.
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Unstyled
Shapes in CombScript represent only the path data and don't have their own style properties like fill-color, stroke-color, or stroke-width. CombScript is primarily designed for designs that describe paths for laser-cutters and plotters where such styles are not needed.
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Boolean Operations
Combine shapes using boolean operations: Intersection, Union, and Difference
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Render to SVG
Shape data can be exported as SVG using style templates.