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line-intersection

v1.0.9

Published

App that shows the intersection between 2 lines or line segments

Downloads

460

Readme

Simple mini library for finding line and line segment intersection

How to use?

  • With Node
npm install line-intersection --save

In your js file:

var $ = require('line-intersection');

If you use es6: import * as $ from 'line-intersection'

With es6 you can import one or more of the functions directly - import { fun, fun2 } from 'line-intersection'

And use the functions: $.function(params)

If you want you can replace $ with any var name

  • In normal project Paste this script tag into the HEAD:
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://rsg-group.github.io/intersection/scripts/intersection.js"></script>

After that you just have to use the functions in your code.

Functions:

  • findIntersection

This function finds the intersection of two lines.

Input: array with 4 objects inside with parametars "x" and "y"

[{x: val, y: val}, {x: val, y: val}, {x: val, y: val}, {x: val, y: val}] The objects are points of the lines. There are 4 Objects for every point. In one line there are 2 points. We searching the intersection of two lines - 2 lines * 2 points = 4 objects

Output: Object with "x" and "y" - the coords of the intersection point.

  • findSegmentIntersection

This function finds the intersection of two segements of lines.

Input: Same as findIntersection function - array with 4 objects inside with parametars "x" and "y"

Output: Object with "x" and "y" OR "false" - The function returns false when the segments aren't crossed.

  • isSegmentIntersected

This function check for intersection of two segments.

Input: Same as findSegmentIntersection function - array with 4 objects inside with parametars "x" and "y"

Output: boolean - The function returns "true" when the line segments are crossed and "false" when they aren't.

  • isPointBetween

Check is the point "p" is between "a" and "b"

Input: three points (Objects with "x" and "y"). The point "p" must be first isPointBetween(p, a, b)

Output: boolean