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pretty-grid

v0.0.16

Published

Grid creation and manipulation made pretty.

Downloads

121

Readme

Pretty Grid

intro

Create and manipulate grids using javascript.

Documentation

Setup and documentation at the prety-grid docsite

Quick install

Browser

<script src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/npm/pretty-grid"></script>

Node

npm install pretty-grid

Introduction

Creating and manipulating a grid layout on an x-y-z plane requires repetative code involving nested for loops and n-d arrays. pretty-grid makes this process more straight-forward, readable and versatile.

Using pretty-grid, this simplifies to:

import { createGrid } from "pretty-grid";

const grid = createGrid({cols: 5, rows: 8, width: 1920, height: 1080});

for 3-Dimensional grid, use the createGrid3d method

import { createGrid3D } from "pretty-grid";

const grid = createGrid3D({cols: 3, rows: 5, layers: 8, width: 300, height: 500, depth: 800});

Using a couple of pretty-grid's helper methods you can already create a complex looking grid layout in only a few lines of code:

import {Grid, and, oddRows, oddCols, evenRows} from 'pretty-grid'
// Grid (cols, rows, width, height)
const grid = new Grid(20, 10, 500, 500);
grid.every(point => whiteDot(point.x, point.y));
grid.every(point => orangeCircle(point.x, point.y), and(oddRows(), oddCols()));
grid.translate(10,10)
    .every(point => blueDot(point.x, point.y), evenRows());
...

.

This results in:

intro

To make this example unopinionated, we illustrate this example using the whiteDot, orangeCircle and blueDot pseudo methods to draw a grid on an html canvas. You as the developer, implement your own functions to draw to your target of choice. I use the amazing p5.js library for most of my examples.

The full documentation can be found here

Examples

These editable code examples are created using p5.js editor. Feel free to use pretty-grid in combination with other js (drawing) libraries. The full p5.js editor collection can be found here.

Contributing

The goal of pretty-grid is to make grid drawing easier for everybody. If you have a suggestion about the docs, API, tutorials or somethıng else, please post it in one of the folowing ways:

  • Open an issue on GitHub and tag it with the green "Suggestion" label