vue-easeljs
v0.1.14
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A Vue.js plugin to control an HTML5 canvas using EaselJS
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Custom filters
Create new filters by registering a class with the VueEaseljs library at
runtime using the VueEaseljs.registerFilter
method.
| Parameter | | | ----- | ---- | | name | the name for the filter | | Filter | the class that filters |
When the filter is used in an element's filters
prop, the extra values are
passed to the filter's constructor method.
The filter should have one of two methods: either adjustContext
or
adjustImageData
.
adjustContext
| Parameter | | | --------- | --- | | ctx | a CanvasRenderingContext2D that contains the visual element | | x | the x coordinate of the element on ctx | | y | the y coordinate of the element on ctx | | width | the width of the element on ctx | | height | the height of the element on ctx | | targetCtx | the CanvasRenderingContext2D to draw to, if absent, use ctx | | targetX | the x coordinate to draw to, if absent, use x | | targetY | the y coordinate to draw to, if absent, use y |
This method should make changes to the data in ctx
and write them to
targetCtx
if present, or else back to ctx
.
This method must return true
if it succeeded.
adjustImageData
| Parameter | | | --------- | --- | | imageData | an ImageData object |
This method should make changes directly to the imageData
object.
This method must return true
if it succeeded.
Example:
const VueEaseljs = require('vue-easeljs');
class MyFilter {
constructor(value1, value2) {
...
}
adjustContext(ctx, x, y, width, height, targetCtx, targetX, targetY) {
...
}
}
VueEaseljs.registerFilter('MyFilter', MyFilter);