If you don't need to include the contents of the background and foreground documents in the final one, you can use simply reference them:
<svg xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'
xmlns:xlink='http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink'
width='308' height='308' viewBox='0 0 308 308'>
<image xlink:href='background.svg' width='308' height='308'/>
<image xlink:href='foreground.svg' x='24' y='24' width='260' height='260'/>
</svg>
It should be simple to construct this document using the DOM. See here for an example of using the DOM APIs to construct a document.
If you need to merge the two documents into one, then you could:
- let a = the
Document
resulting from parsing background.svg
- let b = the
Document
resulting from parsing foreground.svg
- let e =
a.
importNode
(b.getDocumentElement(), true)
- set the
x
and y
attributes of e to "24"
- call
a.getDocumentElement().appendChild(e)
Now a is a document with the foreground contents merged in.