cell-renderer v1.0.3

cell-engine-2

YO WHAT?!??? AINT NO WAY

CELL ENGINE 2!!!!??? WITH FEWER FEATURES THAN THE ORIGINAL!??? (yea that was a lot of things together that didn't need to be together we're separating those lol but um at least it doesn't use p5 anymore :thumbsup:)

Installation

npm install --save cell-renderer

Getting Started

Let's set-up a simple program.

import * as CellRenderer from 'path/to/cell-renderer.js';

// create a new renderer
const renderer = new CellRenderer.Renderer(10 /* resolution */);

// add it to the DOM
document.querySelector('#parent-container').appendChild(renderer.canvas);

In order to draw anything, we'll need to use the Drawer interface. The Drawer interface contains two methods that will be called every time Renderer.draw() is called: setup() and draw().

Drawer.setup() is called once at the beginning before any cells are rendered. Drawer.draw() is called on every cell of our grid.

Let's write our own implementation of the Drawer interface:

import * as CellRenderer from 'path/to/cell-renderer.js';

const myDrawer = {
    setup: function(sender, args) {
        // We can access utility methods from the renderer itself.
        sender.flil('black'); 
    },

    draw: function(sender, args) {
        // Or we can use the provided properties to work on our own.
        {ctx, x, y, cols, rows} = args;
        ctx.fillStyle = `rgb(${x / cols * 255}, ${y / cols * 255}, 255)`
        
        // each cell is scaled to fit between (0, 0) and (1, 1).
        ctx.fillRect(0, 0, 1, 1);
    }
}

Our setup() method fills our canvas with black before we start drawing on it. Our draw() method fills in each cell by its position within the grid.

Now that we've created our own Drawer, we can use it to see our renderer in action! The code is relatively simple:

renderer.draw(myDrawer);

Here's the full example code:

import * as CellRenderer from 'path/to/cell-renderer.js';

// create a new renderer
const renderer = new CellRenderer.Renderer(10 /* resolution */);

// add it to the DOM
document.querySelector('#parent-container').appendChild(renderer.canvas);

// create a custom Drawer object.
const myDrawer = {
    setup: function(sender, args) {
        // We can access utility methods from the renderer itself.
        sender.flil('black'); 
    },

    draw: function(sender, args) {
        // Or we can use the provided properties to work on our own.
        {ctx, x, y, cols, rows} = args;
        ctx.fillStyle = `rgb(${x / cols * 255}, ${y / cols * 255}, 255)`
        
        // each cell is scaled to fit between (0, 0) and (1, 1).
        ctx.fillRect(0, 0, 1, 1);
    }
}

renderer.draw(myDrawer);

Docs

lol come back to this.

License

MIT baybeeee do whatever you want idc

© 2023 Maffie Cohen