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eve-core

v0.0.7

Published

JSON and Canvas => Cool

Downloads

3

Readme

Eve Core

JSON and Canvas => Cool

Demo

gif demo

Live preview demo

How to use from browser

new Eve(Object)

How to use from npm

import Eve from 'eve-core'
// you can use require instead

new Eve(Object)

You can found full example from example/index.js

Options

This is API object options you can passed to object init.

| Name | Type | Default | Description | | ---- | ---- | ------- | ----------- | | align | String | left | Set default align for text render if not set from template text align | | background | String | undefined | You can directly set default background with color name, or string url image, example: 'red' | | canvas | String | undefined | If you have initialized canvas element,you don't have to init el object. So we can skip to create canvas element process. | | download | String | null | Fill with your download element or leave it null | | el | String | #cardmaker | If you don't have any canvas element initialized, you can pass element id you created to us. So we can create one for you. | | enableSetToElement | Boolean | true | If it's set to true, we passed name object template to your value as default value and description as placeholder DOM element if match with name attribute. | width | Number | 400 | So yeah you can set width of your canvas | | height | Number | 250 | And you can set height of your canvas too | | template | Object | {} | Pass your template config, so we can render it like expected. | | streamElemTemplate | Boolean | true | If it set to true, we update your template config real time if enableSetToElement set to true |