Notes for updating to Meteor 0.9.0

This package is now called anti:texture.

Texture.js

This simple snipped is intended for ease image generation when designing a web page.

Installation

For Meteor.js projects, simply use

meteor add anti:texture

For other applications, download texture.js file from this repo and add it to your project. Notice that this script currently depend on jQuery.

Usage

Texture(element, options, drawer);

• element - DOM element that will receive generated image as background-image property. Notice that background images can stack, so you can use this to add random noise to existing image or gradient, or just stack several generated images.

• options - object with optional settings:

  • name - name of the texture, used to ensure that the same image isn't added twice (so that you can safely use this in render method)
  • width - width of the generated image (512 by default)
  • height - height of the generated image (512 by default)

• drawer - object used for drawing texture. Has 3 optional methods:

  • init(ctx, w, h) - if present, runs on the beginning and can be used to generate data to be used in later functions

  • pixel(ctx, data, x, y, w, h) - if present, runs once for each image pixel

  • post(ctx, data, w, h) - if present, runs after the pixels are drawn

  • arguments:

    • ctx - 2d canvas context to be drawn on
    • data - results of init function
    • x, y - current pixel coordinates
    • w, h - image dimensions

Example

Template.sidebar.rendered = function() {

  Texture(this.find('.sidebar'), {name: 'mesh', width: 200, height: 200}, {
    pixel: function(ctx, data, x, y) {
      if(x % 4 === 0 || y % 4 === 0) {
        ctx.fillStyle = "rgba(0,0,0," + (0.125 + 0.125 * Math.random())+ ")";
        ctx.fillRect( x, y, 1, 1 );
      }
    }
  });

}