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canvas-text-block

v1.1.3

Published

Easily render a wrapping block of text in an HTML Canvas Element.

Downloads

19

Readme

canvas-text-block

Example image generated with canvas-text-block

Easily render a wrapping block of text in an HTML Canvas Element or Node Canvas

Motivation

  • There are ways to render individual lines of text in canvas, but not a wrapping text block. This package solves this problem.
  • There are some packages out there that do this in a way, but this implementation adds the ability to specify the lineHeight and other styling configurations.

Usage

Installation

Install the package:

npm install canvas-text-block

Importing

You can import the package as a module:

import CanvasTextBlock from "canvas-text-block";

Or as CommonJS:

const CanvasTextBlock = require("canvas-text-block");

Additionally, there is a UMD build (/dist/CanvasTextBlock.js) for use in the browser:

<script src="node_modules/canvas-text-block/dist/CanvasTextBlock.js"></script>

It is recommended to use something like Gulp or Browserify if you intend on using Canvas Text Block in the browser.

Usage

import CanvasTextBlock from 'canvas-text-block'

...

// Create your canvas
const canvas = document.createElement("canvas");
canvas.width = 1000;
canvas.height = 1000;

const options = {
  fontSize: 50,
}

// Init the package.
const textBlock = new CanvasTextBlock(
  canvas, // An HTML Canvas Element
  100, // The x position of the canvas where the text block should start
  100, // The y position of the canvas where the text block should start
  800, // The width of the text block
  800, // The height of the text block
  options // An optional options config object
);

// Set the text
textBlock.setText(
  "This text block will be rendered in the region specified in the constructor above"
);

Options

const defaultOptions = {
  color: "#fff", // Set the color of the text block
  fontFamily: "arial", // Set the font family of the text block
  fontSize: 16, // Set the font size in pixels
  lineHeight: 24, // Set the text line height in pixels
  padding: 0, // The padding around the text box in pixels
  backgroundColor: "transparent", // Set a background color for the text block
  weight: "normal", // Set the font weight
  overflow: false, // Should the package overflow lines that do not fit in the text block
  ellipsis: true, // If overflow is off, should the last word of the text block have an ellipsis?
};

Examples

For examples, please take a look in the examples directory.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT license.