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easelbone

v1.2.6

Published

a month ago

A GUI engine combining [EaselJS](https://createjs.com/easeljs) and [Backbone.js](https://backbonejs.org/). Originally developed for use with Flash CC HTML5 output, but can be used with any EaselJS content.

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easelbone

A GUI engine combining EaselJS and Backbone.js. Originally developed for use with Flash CC HTML5 output, but can be used with any EaselJS content.

Features

Navigatable views with keyboard and mouse support
UI controls: sliders, checkboxes, selectboxes, and buttons
Scrollable containers with list and float layouts
Text rendering with auto-sizing and emoji support
Alpha mask support
Asset loading and management
Built on top of AMD modules (RequireJS)

Documentation

Visit the documentation and examples page for a full overview of the library and live demos.

Installation

npm install easelbone

Or with Bower:

bower install easelbone

Examples

Live examples are hosted on GitHub Pages:

Controls — Sliders, checkboxes, selectboxes, and buttons
Scrollable Areas — Scrollable container demo
Float Layout — Float layout demo
Alpha Mask — Alpha mask demo
Background & Fill — Background fill and placeholder demo
BigText — Auto-sizing text rendering demo
Emoji Text — Text rendering with emoji support

Pull request previews are automatically deployed to https://catlabinteractive.github.io/easelbone/pr/<PR_NUMBER>/examples/.

Development

# Install dependencies
npm install
npx bower install

# Build
npm run build

# Watch for changes
npx grunt watch

License