As a workaround, you could use Luxor to build an animation from SVG images like this:
using Luxor
function make_an_svg()
cols = ["#389826", "#cb3c33", "#9558b2"]
return """
<svg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" role="img" viewBox="0 0 512 512">
<circle fill="$(cols[rand(1:end)])" cx="256" cy="137" r="83"/>
<circle fill="$(cols[rand(1:end)])" cx="145" cy="329" r="83"/>
<circle fill="$(cols[rand(1:end)])" cx="367" cy="329" r="83"/></svg>"""
end
function frame(scene, framenumber)
background("black")
placeimage(readsvg(make_an_svg()), O, centered=true)
end
movie = Movie(400, 400, "svg movie")
animate(movie, [Scene(movie, frame, 1:20)],
framerate=4, creategif=true)
which generates a frame for each SVG string returned by make_an_svg()
.