Draw polyline with regl.
Remake on gl-line2d:
- GPU join calculation.
- Bevel, round and rectangular joins.
- Dash patterns.
- Self-overlapping and sharp angles cases.
- Multiline rendering.
- Float64 precision.
<polyline>
-compatible API
Demo.
let regl = require('regl')({extensions: 'angle_instanced_arrays'})
let line2d = require('regl-line2d')(regl)
// draw red triangle
line2d.render({ thickness: 4, points: [0,0, 1,1, 1,0], close: true, color: 'red' })
Draw line or multiple lines and update options, once per frame at most.
Option | Default | Description |
---|---|---|
positions , points , data |
[] |
Point coordinates, eg. [0,0, 1,1, 0,2, 1,-1] or [[0,0], [1,1], [0,2], [1,-1]] . |
color , colors , stroke |
black |
CSS color string or an array with 0..1 values, eg. 'red' or [0, 0, 0, 1] . |
fill |
null |
Fill area enclosed by line with defined color. |
opacity |
1 |
Line transparency regardless of color. |
thickness , lineWidth , width , strokeWidth |
1 |
Line width in px. |
dashes , dash , dasharray |
null |
Array with dash lengths in px, altering color/space pairs, ie. [2,10, 5,10, ...] . null corresponds to solid line. |
join , type |
bevel |
Join style: 'rect' , 'round' , 'bevel' . Applied to caps too. |
miterLimit |
1 |
Max ratio of the join length to the thickness. |
close , closed , closePath |
false |
Connect last point with the first point with a segment. |
overlay |
false |
Enable overlay of line segments. |
range , dataBox |
null |
Visible data range. |
viewport , viewBox |
null |
Area within canvas, an array [left, top, right, bottom] or an object {x, y, w, h} or {left, top, bottom, right} . |
To render multiple lines pass an array with options for every line as list
:
line2d.render([
{thickness: 2, points: [0,0, 1,1], color: 'blue'},
{thickness: 2, points: [0,1, 1,0], color: 'blue'}
])
null
argument will destroy line2d
instance and dispose resources.
Update line(s) not incurring redraw.
Draw lines from last updated options. id
integer can specify a single line from the list
to redraw.
Dispose line2d
and associated resources.
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