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@hitomihiumi/lazy-canvas

v1.5.1

Published

Simple module for using canvas in lazy method

Downloads

213

Readme

IMPORTANT

ALL CODE BELOW 1.5.0 IS DEPRECATED, PLEASE UPDATE YOUR CODE TO THE NEWEST VERSION

Introduction

This is a simple module designed to simplify the interaction with canvas, for people who do not know how to work with it.

Get Started

  1. Install the module by using npm i @hitomihiumi/lazy-canvas
  2. Enjoy!

Documentation

You can find the documentation here

Example

import { LazyCanvas, EllipseImageLayer, EllipseLayer, TextLayer, Font, CircleLayer, Outline, Centering, OutlineType, TextAlign, saveFile } from '@hitomihiumi/lazy-canvas'

let font = new Font()
    .setFamily("JoeKubert")
    .setWeight("regular")
    .setPath("./fonts/v_CCJoeKubert-Doubled_v1.3.ttf")

let background = new EllipseImageLayer()
    .setX(300)
    .setY(100)
    .setWidth(600)
    .setHeight(200)
    .setRadius(50)
    .setImage('https://images.wallpapersden.com/image/download/amazing-desert-hd-cool-aesthetic_bWpoammUmZqaraWkpJRmZ2VlrWllZQ.jpg')

let blackout = new EllipseLayer()
    .setX(300)
    .setY(100)
    .setWidth(598)
    .setHeight(198)
    .setRadius(50)
    .setColor('#000')
    .setAlpha(0.4)
    .setOutline(
        new Outline()
            .setColor('#fff')
            .setStroke(2)
            .setType(OutlineType.inner)
    )

let avatar = new EllipseImageLayer()
    .setX(100)
    .setY(100)
    .setWidth(150)
    .setHeight(150)
    .setRadius(50)
    .setImage('https://i.pinimg.com/1200x/f3/32/19/f332192b2090f437ca9f49c1002287b6.jpg')
    .setOutline(
        new Outline()
            .setColor('#fff')
            .setStroke(2)
            .setType(OutlineType.center)
    )

let bgprogress = new EllipseLayer()
    .setX(372.5)
    .setY(142.5)
    .setWidth(365)
    .setHeight(35)
    .setRadius(17.5)
    .setColor('#fff')

let progress = new EllipseLayer()
    .setX(192.5)
    .setY(127.5)
    .setWidth(180)
    .setHeight(30)
    .setRadius(15)
    .setColor('#ff8a8a')
    .setCentering(Centering.legacy)

let lvlbg = new CircleLayer()
    .setX(160)
    .setY(160)
    .setRadius(20)
    .setColor('#ff8a8a')
    .setOutline(
        new Outline()
            .setColor('#fff')
            .setStroke(1.5)
            .setType(OutlineType.center)
    )

let name = new TextLayer()
    .setX(200)
    .setY(120)
    .setText('LazyCanvas')
    .setFont("JoeKubert")
    .setFontSize(25)
    .setColor('#fff')
    .setAlign(TextAlign.left)

let xp = new TextLayer()
    .setX(550)
    .setY(120)
    .setText('50/100')
    .setFont("JoeKubert")
    .setFontSize(20)
    .setColor('#fff')
    .setAlign(TextAlign.right)

let lvl = new TextLayer()
    .setX(159)
    .setY(172)
    .setText('1')
    .setFont("JoeKubert")
    .setFontSize(33)
    .setColor('#fff')
    .setAlign(TextAlign.center)

const lazy = new LazyCanvas()
    .createNewCanvas(600, 200)
    .loadFonts(font)
    .addLayers(background, blackout, avatar, bgprogress, progress, lvlbg, name, xp, lvl)

async function main() {
    let data = await lazy.renderImage()
    await saveFile(data, 'png', 'output')
}

main()

Example Image

To Do

  • [x] Migration to TypeScript
  • [x] Migration from node-canvas to @napi-rs/canvas
  • [x] Add more tests
  • [ ] Add more examples
  • [x] Add more documentation
  • [ ] Add more shapes
  • [ ] Add more features