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pikaso

v2.8.3

Published

Seamless, Fully-typed and Fully-tested HTML5 Canvas Library

Downloads

3,770

Readme

Website · API Documentation · Issues . Discussion

Language Test, Build and Publish npm bundle quality coverage

2

Install

NPM

Pikaso provides both ES module and CommonJS bundles, which is easy to use with the popular bundlers

npm install pikaso --save

Yarn

yarn add pikaso

tag

Pikaso also supports UMD loading

<srcipt src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/pikaso@latest/umd/pikaso.min.js" type="text/javascript" />

Getting Started

import Pikaso from 'pikaso'

const editor = new Pikaso({
  container: document.getElementById('<YOUR_DIV_ID>'),
})

React

This is possible to directly import the library or reuse the official hook
https://github.com/pikasojs/pikaso-react-hook

NodeJs

Pikaso comes with support for NodeJs out of the box.
Using Pikaso in a NodeJs environment is similar to using it in a browser.

https://pikaso.app/#/advanced/nodejs

Features

Documentation

Full Documentation

API references

Full API references

Demos

React Setup
Vue 3 Setup
Svelte Setup
All Demos

Pikaso vs. Konva

Konva is a great HTML5 Canvas TypeScript framework that extends the 2d context by enabling canvas interactivity for desktop and mobile applications.

Pikaso is built on top of Konva to provide a couple of advanced features that Konva doesn't support out of the box.

| Library | | | - | - | | HTML5 Canvas | Provides low level APIs to draw graphics | | Konva | Provides Shapes, Dragging, Styling, Events, Transformation and Filters features to HTML5 canvas | | Pikaso | Adds a lot of Simplicity and provides Free style and Shape Drawing, Advanced Shapes and Groups, State Management (Undo/Redo/Reset), JSON Import/Export, Text Editing, Cropping, Rotation, Transformation, Event Manager, Snap to Grid, Advanced Transformation and Selection, Flipping, Background Image and Background Overlay management, Filter Management to Konva |

Supporters

Stargazers repo roster for @pikasojs/pikaso

License

According to the terms of the MIT license, Pikaso is freely distributable.

FOSSA Status