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Interface IActionMode

A structure defining how to import SVG, PDF, and PSD graphics.

Package: @aurigma/design-editor-iframe
Remarks

For details, see the Image manager topic.

Examples
{
"assetSources": {
 "My Shapes": {
     "type": "PrivateSource",
     "allowedExtensions": [ "pdf", "svg", "ai" ],
     "actionMode": {
         "pdf": "Shape",
         "svg": "Shape"
     }
 },
 "Public Group Elements": {
       "type": "PublicSource",
       "allowedExtensions": [ "psd" ],
       "actionMode": {
           "psd": "Group"
       }
 },
 "Public Cliparts": {
     "type": "PublicSource",
     "allowedExtensions": [ "svg" ],
     "actionMode": {
         "svg": "Clipart"
     }
 }
}}

Properties

pdf

The upload mode for PDF and AI files. By default, the Vector mode is enabled.

Declaration
pdf?: PdfActionMode.PdfActionModeType;
Property Value
Type Description
PdfActionModeType

The upload mode for PDF and AI files. By default, the Vector mode is enabled.

psd

The upload mode for PSD files. By default, the Design mode is enabled.

Declaration
psd?: PsdActionMode.PsdActionModeType;
Property Value
Type Description
PsdActionModeType

The upload mode for PSD files. By default, the Design mode is enabled.

svg

The upload mode for SVG files. By default, the Vector mode is enabled.

Declaration
svg?: SvgActionMode.SvgActionModeType;
Property Value
Type Description
SvgActionModeType

The upload mode for SVG files. By default, the Vector mode is enabled.

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