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vimath

v0.0.63

Published

${npm_package_name} is a library for creating interactive math content in the browser.

Downloads

1,416

Readme

Vimath (VIsual MATH)

Vimath is a browser library for creating animatable and interactive visualizations. While it's general and flexible enough for any visualizations it's been built with math education and math visualizations in mind. Vimath is heavily inspired by the work Grant Sanderson (3Blue1Brown) has been doing with the the manim Python library.

Note: the library is still in alpha phase, so there may be some thrash in the API in the meantime.

Documentation

https://bryan.blog/vimath/

Getting started

Installing

npm install vimath --save

Example usage

import { Scene, Square } from 'vimath';

class TestScene extends Scene {
    compose() {
        const s = new Square({ lineColor: Colors.red() })
            .shift([1, 2])         // Shift 1 unit right and 2 units up
            .rotate(Math.PI / 4);  // Rotate 45 degrees

        const t = new Triangle({ color: Colors.blue() })
            .scale(0.5);   // Scale down by 50%

        this.add(s, t);
    }
}

new TestScene().render();

Output

example output

Playground

I created a little playground where you can write/modify Vimath snippets and see the updates in real time. The playground also allows you to save your snippets so they can be embedded into web pages, Notion, Jupyter Notebooks, etc:

Vimath Playground: https://vimath-editor.bryan.blog

playground

Contribution

Accepting any and all contributions. Help with development, documentation, or examples would be greatly appreciated.