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turtle-canvas

v0.1.0

Published

Draw Turtle Graphics in a <canvas>!

Downloads

6

Readme

Turtle Canvas

A simple package to help you create wonderful Turtle Graphics.

Installation

Install via npm for browserify:

npm install turtle-canvas --save

Install via clone and include in script tag

<script src="path/to/clone/turtle-graphics/browser/turtle-canvas.min.js"></script>

Usage

via node:

var Turtle = require('turtle-canvas');
var turtle = new Turtle("canvasID");

// move turtle forward 10 pixels and draw line
turtle.forward(10);
turtle.stroke();

via <script>:

var turtle = new TURTLE("canvasID");

// move turtle forward 10 pixels and draw line
turtle.forward(10);
turtle.stroke();

Documentation

Each function returns the turtle instance to allow for chaining of commands.

Turtle(canvas)

Constructor; canvas can either be a string of the ID of the canvas, or a canvas DOMElement itself.

Turtle.penup()

Sets the turtle to not stroke when using turtle.forward() or turtle.back()

Turtle.pendown()

Sets the turtle to stroke when using turtle.forward() or turtle.back()

Turtle.moveTo(x, y)

Move (not stroke) the turtle to coordinates (x,y).

Turtle.forward(amount)

Move the turtle forward by amount pixels. If the turtle pen is down, the turtle will stroke the distance.

Turtle.back(amount)

Move the turtle backward by amount pixels. If the turtle pen is down, the turtle will stroke the distance.

Turtle.left(amount)

Turn the turtle counter-clockwise by amount degrees.

Turtle.right(amount)

Turn the turtle clockwise by amount degrees.

Turtle.save()

Save the current state of the turtle; saves penup/pendown, orientation, position.

Turtle.restore()

Restores the most recently saved state of the turtle; restores penup/pendown, orientation, position.

Turtle.fill()

Fill all shapes from last turtle.fill().

Turtle.stroke()

Stroke all shapes from last turtle.stroke().

Lisense

MIT