SVGToolpathReader VS EPOE-Forked

Is this the correct github for setup/use instructions? https://github.com/Ghostkeeper/SVGToolpathReader

I've been trying to get this to work for a couple years now but haven't had any luck. There's a Cura plugin called SVG Toolpath Reader that I have seen applied to models that will print the first layer following the lines of the SVG image - IOW if you apply an SVG "weave" in the pattern of carbon fiber, the pinter will follow the SVG pattern as a toolpath and print the first layer in the crosshatch pattern of the weave. Looks neat! Also, you can do this for other patterns or even lettering. However, I'm stumped. The directions are pretty much "Drop the image in Cura." Ok, great...how do I apply it to a model? I'm using Sketchup, but have some familiarity with Blender and can use Meshlab, -mixer, -room. Any help would be appreciated.

I implemented an svg renderer a few years back. Due to the nature of what this code does it only needs the outline of shapes, thankfully, but MAN there are a lot of components to it. Getting the CSS to work 90% of the time was a nightmare, and I'll never reach 100% I'm sure. I never intended the code to encompass this many things so it's terribly structured. I didn't even touch Javascript since interactivity is irrelevant for my context.

Take a look at this example file. Take all the close tags out of it. Now pretend you're trying to insert something in one of those deep hierarchies, or do some bulk reformatting. How easy is it to get the indents right? How likely is it that you'll make a mistake?