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vg-vector

v1.2.14

Published

A fast and extensible library to perform operations with vectors

Downloads

10

Readme

Installation

vg-vector has a really easy installation.

                           npm i vg-vector

Now, Inside a JS file you can call it as a normal module

                    import { Vector2D } from "vg-vector"

or if you are usign commonjs modules

                  const { Vector2D } = require("vg-vector")

Development

|Github| |------| |https://github.com/vg-angel/vg-vector|

Head-ups

vg-vector can work with both Node.js for server side or browsers like chrome, mozilla, opera, etc, for client side.

Actually there is only one subclass 'Vector2D' tha comes from the main class Vector, it works as an abtract class that makes the API extensible. In the near future it will implement 'Vector3D' but in general 'VectorND' that stands for vectors in n-dimentions, with the purpose to store data in the format of TypedArrays, and aslso providing basic posible operation.

'Vector2D' and 'Vector3D' and 'Quaternions' will be created with the purpose to work in the field of computer graphics.

Methods directly inherited from the class 'Vector2D' are mutable, but there exist the static vertion for each function that is immutable.

Author

|Name:|Angel Vega Garcia| |-----|-----------------| |email:| [email protected]|