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@sketchmark/plugin-geometry

v0.1.1

Published

Geometry plugin for Sketchmark. Compiles lightweight geo.* commands into standard Sketchmark nodes.

Readme

@sketchmark/plugin-geometry

Lightweight textbook-style geometry for Sketchmark.

This first version keeps the core renderer small by compiling geo.* commands into ordinary Sketchmark circle, path, and text nodes. It focuses on drawing and labeling, not solving.

Install

npm install sketchmark @sketchmark/plugin-geometry

Usage

import { render } from "sketchmark";
import { geometry } from "@sketchmark/plugin-geometry";

render({
  container: document.getElementById("diagram")!,
  dsl: `
diagram layout=absolute
title label="Triangle"
geo.point A x=90 y=220
geo.point B x=290 y=220
geo.point C x=190 y=90

geo.triangle tri points=[A,B,C]
geo.segment AB from=A to=B label="c"
geo.segment BC from=B to=C label="a"
geo.segment CA from=C to=A label="b"
end
`.trim(),
  plugins: [geometry()],
});

Supported Commands

  • geo.point <id> x=<n> y=<n> [label="..."] [r=<n>]
  • geo.segment <id> from=<pointId> to=<pointId> [label="..."]
  • geo.ray <id> from=<pointId> to=<pointId> [extend=<n>] [label="..."]
  • geo.line <id> from=<pointId> to=<pointId> [extend=<n>] [label="..."]
  • geo.circle <id> center=<pointId> r=<n> [label="..."]
  • geo.arc <id> center=<pointId> r=<n> start=<deg> end=<deg> [close=none|chord|center] [label="..."]
  • geo.ellipse <id> center=<pointId> rx=<n> ry=<n> [label="..."]
  • geo.polygon <id> points=[A,B,C,...] [label="..."]
  • geo.triangle <id> points=[A,B,C] [label="..."]

Notes

  • Geometry commands are root-level in v1.
  • The plugin auto-inserts layout=absolute on the diagram line if the root diagram does not declare a layout yet.
  • If a diagram already declares a layout, it must be layout=absolute.
  • geo.ray renders with a single arrow tip at the extending end.
  • geo.arc uses degree-based angles with 0 pointing right and 90 pointing up.
  • geo.arc close=none draws an open arc, close=chord closes it with a straight chord, and close=center draws a sector.
  • Labels are emitted as helper text nodes positioned near the geometry primitive.

Options

geometry({
  pointRadius: 4,
  pointLabelDx: 10,
  pointLabelDy: -12,
  lineExtend: 80,
  autoAbsoluteLayout: true,
});