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simple-landscape

v1.0.0

Published

JavaScript function that creates a canvas with landscape animation.

Downloads

3

Readme

[ README на русском ]

Simple Landscape

JavaScript function that creates a canvas with landscape animation. It creates random number of clouds that consists of circles that forms those clouds visually, number of dandelions on ground and its flocks that comes out and when dandelion reaches out of flocks only stem of dandelion remains. When clouds go out of bounds to the right, new ones appear from the left, but unfortunately dandelions remains as stems.

This was a laboratory(practical) work for Computer Graphics discipline in university but it's quite universal and can be used for various purposes (like even a background (or not just background) for your homepage/new-tab-page in browser).

Usage

In browser

  1. Include JavaScript file in Your document
<script src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SVGvsevolod/simple-landscape/main/sl.min.js"></script>
  1. Write a code that calls sl function with specified parameters
sl(target, width, height, (canvas, event) => {
    canvas.width = width;
    canvas.height = height;
});
  • target is the element in the document where You want to put the canvas
  • The last parameter is the function for onresize event. Define it in case if you need the canvas to be adaptable to window size.

As bundle-able module

npm install simple-landscape
import sl from 'simple-landscape';