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mp_geometry

v1.0.21

Published

README.md

Readme

mp_geometry -Palette widget (https://bitbucket.org/jmchey/mp_geometry#readme)

##Introduction

I developed this small librairy to get to know TypeScript / NodeJS / NPM... I wanted at that time to make a small real time game in node JS and I wanted to see if I would be able to code the graphic interface myself.

Here is "MP_Geometry" a small librairy that allow you to display animate and control simple shapes on an HTML canvas

Table of contents

Install with npm

Run command

npm install mp_geometry

Usage

###Init

	<!-- widget holder -->
	<div id="sample"></div>
	$("#sample").Palette(<options>);

###Options See below a list of available options (01/03/2019). Tired of reading ? Have a look on the examples below.

layers
Description : List of the layers. Each layer can display and animate shapes.
Type : array of LayerUI
Optional
Properties

toolbox
Description : Boolean that indicate if the toolbox is displayed. The toolbox allow you to interact with the "palette" widget. Render, erase, animate layers...
Type : boolean
Optional (default : false )

###Methods
How to call methods on the JQuery widget ?

$("#sample").Palette(<method>,<options>)

Get Layers getLayers()
Description : This method return an Array of LayerUI objects. You can specify the Layer IDs you want to get by passing them as parameters.
options :

  • default : null
  • string : layerId
  • string[] : [layerId, ...]

Example

	$("#sample").Palette("getLayers")
	// Or specify IDs
	$("#sample").Palette("getLayers", ["MyLayerID1", "MyLayerID2" ])

Set Layers setLayers()

Tests

npm install
npm test

Dependencies

##Fork Me

###Compile typescript Run command

	tsc