generateStyleSVG

Generate a compact, square, QR-inspired SVG code from seven writing-style signals.

Syntax

const svg = WriteLikeMe.generateStyleSVG(categories, width, height);

Parameters

Parameter	Type	Default	Description
categories	object	{}	Category weights from 0 to 1; omitted categories default to 0.5
width	number	320	SVG canvas width in pixels
height	number	320	SVG canvas height in pixels

Supported category keys are formality, complexity, sentence_length, vocabulary, tone, creativity, and punctuation. A score of 0 is valid.

Returns

A string containing a dark, square SVG. Its seven horizontal bands correspond to formality (F), complexity (C), sentence length (L), vocabulary (V), tone (T), creativity (R), and punctuation balance (P). The first six bands contain 54 circular cells each; score controls how many are emphasized and their radius. The punctuation band uses 54 comma marks and period dots, with the comma share controlled by the punctuation score. The design is QR-inspired but is not a scannable QR code. The “WriteLikeMe Code” label appears at the bottom left. The SVG also contains a versioned JSON profile in a <metadata> element (schema v3). When the input is an analyzeText result, this metadata includes the seven visible category scores plus voice cues, habit signals, grammar mistake signals, sentence-structure signals, readability metrics, style classification, domain detection, and frequent words. Review the metadata before sharing: frequent words may reveal information about the source text.

Use readStyleCode(svg) to retrieve the profile. SVGs created before metadata was added are read as an approximate seven-category profile (legacy v1, upgraded to v3).

Example

const WriteLikeMe = require('@ai-clyde/writelikeme');
const fs = require('fs');

const profile = WriteLikeMe.analyzeText('A sample sentence.');
const svg = WriteLikeMe.generateStyleSVG(profile);
fs.writeFileSync('writelikeme-code.svg', svg);

Category scores are expected to be numeric values from 0 through 1.