@mathools/geometry v1.0.1

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@mathools geometry module for vector calcs

Installing

For install library is easy to install by cloning the repo. You can install trhought npm too: Local installation

npm install @mathools/geometry

Global installation

npm install -g @mathools/geometry

Contains

• Magnitude mag([Vector|arguments]) =>

• Decibels mag2decibel(magnitude) =>

• Vector Vector([arguments]) extends Array Vector class extends Array with some utils function for Vectors calcs. Function that are allowed only with Vectors takes Vector|arguments as parameter, and automatically convert Array, Vector or arguments Array to a usable Vector. Every function that doesnt return a value, return the Vector object. Every function has both static and instance scope, and can be called in two way: Vector.function( myVector, arguments ) or myVector.function( arguments ).

NB: arguments isn't an Array of numbers but the Array argument of the function, so it is possible to call a function in three way: function(0,1,2,3) or function([0,1,2,3]) or function(new Vector(0,1,2,3)) and the result are the same

• has(index,fallback) => return the index-th-component of the vector if present, fallback otherwise scalar
• mag(magnitude) => if no magnitude return the Vector's magnitude scalar, else set it and return the Vector
• decibel() => convert the Vector's magnitude to decibels scalar
• addMag(value) => add the value to the magnitude
• subMag(value) => subtract the value from the magnitude
• limit(limit) => constrain the magnitude to be less than limit
• set([arguments]) => set the components of the Vecotr
• selfMap(callback(currValue,index,array)) => set the Vector's components with the results of calling callback function on every component (Array.map + Vector.set)
• add([Vector|arguments]) => add the arguments to the Vector's components
• sub([Vector|arguments]) => subtract the arguments to the Vector's components
• mul([arguments]) => multilpy each component with the arguments
• div([arguments]) => divide each component with the arguments
• invert() => set -component of each component
• inverse() => set 1/component of each component
• normalize() => set the magnitude to 1 (Normalized Vector)
• dot(Vector|arguments) => return the dot product between two Vectors ()
• lerp(value, [Vector|arguments]) => subract the arguments and multiply it by value
• copy() => return a copy of the Vector
• abs() => set each component to his absolute value
• sign() => set each component to his sign value
• cut(i) => set to 0 the ith-component of the vector
• lead(i) => set to component/magnitude the ith-component of the vector
• project(i) => set 0 all components except the ith-component that is setted as magnitude
• round(decimals) => round all components with decimals approximation
• floor(decimals) => floor all components with decimals approximation
• ceil(decimals) => ceil all components with decimals approximation
• random(decimals) => set every component to random value with decimals approximation
• setAngle(angleXY, angleXZ) => set angle of the Vector
• rotate(angleXY, angleXZ) => rotate of an angle the Vector
• angle(i) => return a the angle of the ith-component with the 0th-component axis (X-Axis) scalar
• angle2(i,j) => return the angle of the ith-component with the j-th component axis scalar
• angleBetween(Vector|arguments) => return the angle between two Vector scalar
• solidAngle() => return an Array of angles [ angleXY, angleXZ, angleYZ ] [scalar[]]
• spaceAngle() => return an Array of angles [ angleX, angleY, angleZ ] [scalar[]]
• distance(Vector|arguments) => return the distance between two Vectors scalar
• orthographic(scaleX,scaleZ) => orthographic projection - set the Vector's 3D components to [ x*scaleX, y*scaleZ, 0 ]

• perspective() => perspective - set the Vector's 3D components to [ x/z, y/z, 0 ]

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