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canvas-api-lite

v1.0.0

Published

An implementation of the Canvas API for use in non-browser contexts like Node.js.

Downloads

4

Readme

canvas-api-lite

An implementation of the Canvas API for use in non-browser contexts like Node.js.

Unlike node-canvas, this implementation has no native dependencies. However, this library only implements a small subset of the Canvas API.

The intended use case is to port code that operated against ImageData / Canvas to platforms like Node.js.

Supported APIs

This module exports the following types with implemented features as noted.

  • CanvasRenderingContext2D

    • constructor(canvas)
    • canvas getter property
    • save / restore
    • createImageData
      • settings argument not supported.
    • getImageData
      • settings argument not supported.
    • putImageData
    • drawImage
      • Scaling of the drawn image is not supported. Consider using a separate library like resize-image-data to scale prior to calling.
    • fillStyle
      • Limited color formats (see below)
    • clearRect
    • fillRect
  • HTMLCanvasElement

    • constructor(width?, height?)
      • Non-standard. This is how you instantiate this type without document.createElement.
    • width property
    • height property
    • getContext
      • "2d" parameter only
    • toDataURL
      • Limited to creating image/png URLs.
    • DOM properties id, outerHTML, innerHTML, tagName have very basic implementations.
    • Element constants like ELEMENT_NODE are defined.
  • HTMLImageElement

    • The Image type is provided to construct an HTMLImageElement.
    • src property
      • Currently limited to accepting PNG Data URLs.
    • width getter property
    • height getter property
      • Same as naturalWidth / naturalHeight.
    • naturalWidth getter property
    • naturalHeight getter property
    • complete getter property
    • addEventListener
    • removeEventListener
      • load, error event types only.
  • ImageData

    • constructor
      • settings argument not supported.
      • Both width and height must be passed. (Does not infer height from width and data array size.)
    • data getter property
    • width getter property
    • height getter property
    • colorSpace getter property
      • Always srgb.

Supported color formats

  • Hex colors (#RGB, #RGBA, #RRGGBB, #RRGGBBAA)
  • RGB colors (rgb(255, 255, 255), rgba(255, 255, 255, 0.5))
  • The ~150 standard CSS named colors.