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pixel-mask-generator

v1.0.1

Published

Procedural pixel generator

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Keywords

pixelmaskgenerator

Readme

pixel-mask-generator

Travis Codecov Version - npm License - npm semantic-release

Very inspired and copy some code from zfedoran/pixel-sprite-generator

Note

  • [x] Compatible with all browsers
  • [x] Unit test: setup
  • [ ] Unit test: add more tests
  • [ ] Automated scripts: browser compatibility test
  • [ ] Automated scripts: deploy to gh-pages
  • [ ] Branch: split code from master and gh-pages
  • [ ] Dependency: split static/random.js to another repository
  • [ ] Dependency: split resize function to another repository
  • [ ] Travis
  • [ ] Codecov
  • [ ] Npm
  • [ ] Semantic-release
  • [x] Bower
  • [ ] Mask (square): add Square mask
  • [ ] Mask (square): add Star mask
  • [ ] Mask (square): add Circle mask
  • [ ] Mask (square): add Flower mask
  • [ ] Mask (square): add Square mask
  • [ ] Mask (square): add Square mask
  • [ ] Mask (horizontal): add Saber mask
  • [ ] Mask (horizontal): add Light saber mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Monkey mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Penguin mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Panda mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Butterfly mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Batman logo mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Christmas tree mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Bear mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Tank mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Plane mask
  • [ ] Mask (vertical): add Rocket mask
  • [x] Demo: create Demo page
  • [ ] Demo: update demo page
  • [ ] Coverage: increase coverage threshold
  • [ ] Article: copy original article into the repo, in case the site and mirror are down
  • [ ] Doc: installation
  • [ ] Doc: Example usage
  • [ ] Doc: Contribute
  • [ ] Doc: Contribute for owner
  • [ ] Algorithm: change algorithm toward to the original, should be symmetrical
  • [ ] Refactor: remove unused code

Contribute for owner

$ npm install -g semantic-release-cli
$ semantic-release-cli setup

Using above command to setup "semantic-release"

Contribute

  1. Fork the repo
  2. Install Node.js and dependencies
  3. Make a branch for your change and make your changes
  4. Run git add -A to add your changes
  5. Run npm run commit (don't use git commit)
  6. Push your changes with git push then create Pull Request

Reference