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@jaortiz117/icon-map

v2.2.0

Published

Places icons within an image for animations or mapping

Downloads

3

Readme

Icon-Map

GitHub issuesGitHub issues

Simple library for displaying an image within an image. Used in the 6th Gen MoonBuggy GUI from my other repositories. It started as a way to show visual location data from a server not connected to the internet. It received Latitude and Longitude input from a GPS device and sent it over a closed network.

For now I'm just making the library more general to use. This way I can use it for the following years of the competition.

Install

$ npm install @jaortiz117/icon-map

Usage

const iconMap = require("@jaortiz117/icon-map");
//Note: DOM elements must have defined dimensions
//instantiate the map
var map = new iconMap.Map(document.getElementById("parentID"), document.getElementById("iconID"));

var newYPosition = 10;
var newXPosition = 10;

//reposition icon within parent
map.refresh({
  y: newYPosition,
  x: newXPosition
});