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regl-line2d

v3.1.3

Published

Draw polyline with regl

Downloads

804,205

Readme

regl-line2d experimental

Draw polyline with regl.

regl-line2d

Remake on gl-line2d:

  • GPU join calculation.
  • Bevel, round and rectangular joins.
  • Dash patterns.
  • Self-overlapping and sharp angles cases.
  • Multiline rendering.
  • Float64 precision.
  • <polyline>-compatible API

Demo.

Usage

npm install regl-line2d

let regl = require('regl')({extensions: 'angle_instanced_arrays'})
let line2d = require('regl-line2d')(regl)

// draw red triangle
line2d.render({ thickness: 4, points: [0,0, 1,1, 1,0], close: true, color: 'red' })

line2d.render(options|list?)

Draw line or multiple lines and update options, once per frame at most.

Option | Default | Description ---|---|--- positions, points, data | [] | Point coordinates, eg. [0,0, 1,1, 0,2, 1,-1] or [[0,0], [1,1], [0,2], [1,-1]]. color, colors, stroke | black | CSS color string or an array with 0..1 values, eg. 'red' or [0, 0, 0, 1]. fill | null | Fill area enclosed by line with defined color. opacity | 1 | Line transparency regardless of color. thickness, lineWidth, width, strokeWidth | 1 | Line width in px. dashes, dash, dasharray | null | Array with dash lengths in px, altering color/space pairs, ie. [2,10, 5,10, ...]. null corresponds to solid line. join, type | bevel | Join style: 'rect', 'round', 'bevel'. Applied to caps too. miterLimit | 1 | Max ratio of the join length to the thickness. close, closed, closePath | false | Connect last point with the first point with a segment. overlay | false | Enable overlay of line segments. range, dataBox | null | Visible data range. viewport, viewBox | null | Area within canvas, an array [left, top, right, bottom] or an object {x, y, w, h} or {left, top, bottom, right}.

To render multiple lines pass an array with options for every line as list:

line2d.render([
  {thickness: 2, points: [0,0, 1,1], color: 'blue'},
  {thickness: 2, points: [0,1, 1,0], color: 'blue'}
])

null argument will destroy line2d instance and dispose resources.

line2d.update(options|list)

Update line(s) not incurring redraw.

line2d.draw(id?)

Draw lines from last updated options. id integer can specify a single line from the list to redraw.

line2d.destroy()

Dispose line2d and associated resources.

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License

(c) 2017 Dima Yv. MIT License

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