Svelvet 2.0 officially released!

[JustinWouters]

Official Release of Svelvet 2.0

The release of Svelvet v2.0 has finally come! As of Thursday, July 21, Svelvet will have a number of new features available to the public.
-Left and Right anchor points for edges
-Mixed edge functionality (source node top/bottom to target node left/right)
-Add images to Nodes
-New edge types (step and smoothstep)
-Customization of edges
-Customization of edge labels
-New documentation with REPL
-Integrated mobile functionality of the Svelvet component library
-Outstanding GitHub Issues and Bugs have been fixed

The newly updated Documentation (www.svelvet.io) includes all updated information as well as the addition of a Svelvet REPL. Now users can prototype their node diagrams straight from the Svelvet website and save their diagrams from both their desktop and mobile browser. All of these new features have been created by the Svelvet team in response to the requests made by you and the amazing Svelte community. We would like to thank you all for your support and we will continue to add new features that are requested.

The Svelvet team works hard to add new features to this Svelte library and will continue to do so. If you enjoy our product, give us a star on GitHub (we’re so close to 1k!) and follow us on LinkedIn for updates. Your support is greatly appreciated!

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