A fast and easy to use vector and matrix library for JavaScript, based heavily off mjs.
Shrike extends off mjs and adds some additional functionality to the V3 and M4 classes, as well as provide utilities for converting between quaternions and other array / axis / angle based representations.
##How to use it
Shrike is (for now) used as an AMD module that depends on mjs and underscore (check bower.json for exact version numbers), so make sure those are loadable by your module loader. Use shrike.js for an unoptimized build that includes comments and asserts, or shrike.min.js for an optimized / minified version with no comments or asserts. I tend to just alias shrike to math because it can be used interchangeably with the native Math object.
##Docs
In lieu of formal documentation, the source code has been hevily annotated so you can easily figure out what is going on. All functions, their parameters and what they return are in there.
##Developing
Assuming you've already run npm i && bower i like a good boy, pretty much just run grunt and leave it running. I've got plugins configured to do the following:
- Make the normal and minified builds (using preprocess and uglify)
- Build and runs tests (using jasmine)
- Generate the html for the annotated source code (using docco)
- Redo all this stuff if any source files change (using grunt watch)
##The name
Comes from one of my favorite supernatural monsters in Dan Simmons' Hyperion Cantos.
#TODO Write more tests!