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react-sketchpad

v0.0.3

Published

Sketch pad created with canvas

Downloads

20

Readme

react-sketchpad

Sketch pad created with canvas

Why I built this?

  1. to learn
  2. to learn
  3. to learn
  4. just have fun? :D

Example:

Draw little frog

Draw react logo with aniamted pencil

There was websocket used in this gifs, which is not part of example. To make it work with syncing just run this little websocket server

import Server from 'socket.io';
const io = new Server().attach(12346);

io.on('connection', (socket) => {
    socket.on('addItem', (data) => {
        console.log(data);
        socket.broadcast.emit('addItem', data);
    });
});

API:

|Attribute |Type |Default Value |Description | |--- |--- |--- |--- | | width | number | 500 | width of canvas in pixels | | height | number | 500 | height of the canvas in pixels | | items | array | - | array of items to draw in canvas | | animate | bool | true | few tools, for example pencil, can bew animated when drawed | | canvasClassName | string | .canvas | css class of canvas | | color | string | #000 | primary drawing color | | fillColor | string | "" | color used for filling items like circle or rectangle, empty string is no filling | | size | number | 5 | size of the item | | tool | string | TOOL_PENCIL | currently used tool from the map | | toolsMap | object | object map | keys are tool names, values are tool functions, by default Pencil, Line, Circle and Rectangle tools are available | | onItemStart | func | - | function to be executed on item start, most of the time first argument is item | | onEveryItemChange | func | - | function to be executed on item change, most of the time first argument is item, other arguments describe changes | | onDebouncedItemChange | func | - | function to be executed in interval on item change, most of the time first argument is item, other arguments describe batched changes | | onCompleteItem | func | - | function to be executed on item end, most of the time first argument is item | | debounceTime | number | 1000 | how often onDebouncedItemChange will be called |