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@forgen-org/canvas-drawing

v0.1.0

Published

**A bunch of Javascript functions that make canvas drawing easier** - πŸš€ powered by Rust & WebAssembly, so the browser execute binary under the hood - 🌿 access with a fluent API, clean code first ! - 🎨 Css-like properties names - πŸ“– and TS types inc

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canvas-drawing

A bunch of Javascript functions that make canvas drawing easier

  • πŸš€ powered by Rust & WebAssembly, so the browser execute binary under the hood
  • 🌿 access with a fluent API, clean code first !
  • 🎨 Css-like properties names
  • πŸ“– and TS types included

Example with React

import { arrow, line, arrowHead, LineStyle, ellipse, diamond, text, LineCap } from 'canvas-drawing'
import React, { useEffect, useRef } from 'react'

function App() {
  const canvasRef = useRef<HTMLCanvasElement>(null)

  useEffect(() => {
    const context = canvasRef.current.getContext('2d')
    diamond()
      .x(140).y(0).width(60).height(40)
      .borderColor('yellow').backgroundColor('grey')
      .draw(context)

    ellipse().x(160).y(60).width(60).height(40)
      .borderColor('white')
      .borderStyle(LineStyle.Dashed)
      .draw(context)

    text("Hello").start(10, 90)
      .color('#FFF').fontSize(34)
      .draw(context)

    arrow()
      .body(
        line().from(10, 10).to(120, 100).width(6)
        .color('white').cap(LineCap.Round).quadraticCurve(160, 10)
      )
      .head(
        arrowHead().color('red').width(6).size(16)
      )
      .draw(context)

  }, [])
  return (
    <canvas ref={canvasRef} />
  )

}

Screenshot

text

| Parameter | Type | Description | | :-------- | :------- | :-------------------------------- | | start | x: number, y: number | postion of the start point | | value | string | text content | | fontSize | number | | fontFamily | string | | color | string | A string parsed as CSS color or a CanvasGradient object | | borderColor | string | | lineHeight | number | Ratio based on font-size. Default: 1.2. | maxWidth | number | If given, text will be cropped and multi-lined automatically. | lineWeight | LineWeight | Normal, Light, Bold | bold | | Shortup for setting lineWeight to Bold | lineStyle | LineStyle | Normal, Italic, Oblique. Italic vs Oblic : Italic is described in the font declaration. Oblique is a browser text slant. | italic | | Shortup for setting lineStyle to Italic | underline | bool | undefined | no args (undefined) is a shortcup for true

    text("This is an auto cropped text based on the maxWidth property")
      .start(0, 40)
      .color('#FFF')
      .fontSize(18)
      .maxWidth(200)
      .fontFamily("Arial")
      .draw(context)
    line().from(200,0).to(200,100).width(2).color('red').draw(context)

Screenshot

line

| Parameter | Type | Description | | :-------- | :------- | :-------------------------------- | | from | x: number, y: number | postion of the start point | | to | x: number, y: number | position of the end point | | width | number | width of the line | | style | LineStyle | Default: LineStyle.SOLID | | cap | LineCap | Default: LineCap.BUTT | | color | string | A string parsed as CSS color or a CanvasGradient object | | quadraticCurve | x: number, y: number | The quadratic curve control point | | bezierCurve | x1: number, y1: number, x2: number, y2: number | The bezier curve control points |

arrow

| Parameter | Type
| :-------- | :------- | | body | Line | | head | ArrowHead |

arrowHead

| Parameter | Type | Description | | :-------- | :------- | :-------------------------------- | | width | number | width of the line | | size | number | arrow head size | | color | string | A string parsed as CSS color or a CanvasGradient object |

rectangle, ellipse, diamond

| Parameter | Type | Description | | :-------- | :------- | :-------------------------------- | | x | number | X position of the top left corner | | y | number | Y position of the top left corner | | width | number | Total width of the rectangle, borders included | | height | number | Total height of the rectangle, borders included | | opacity | number | Between 0 and 1. Default: 1 | | backgroundColor | string | A string parsed as CSS color or a CanvasGradient object | | borderStyle | LineStyle | Default: LineStyle.SOLID | | borderColor | string | A string parsed as CSS color or a CanvasGradient object | | borderWidth | number | Default: 4 |