geometor.render is the foundational library for the GEOMETOR_ initiative for visualization.

Additional information about geometor.render can be seen at the `Project's Website`_

• Contents:
  • 1 mission
  • 2 overview_
  • 3 installation
  • 4 usage
  • 5 dependencies
  • 6 contributing
  • 7 license

mission

The mission of this module is to establish a rigorous system for defining classical geometric constructions of points, lines and circles. But in our case, we are not using straight edge and compass. We are creating the geometric elements as expressions in symbolic algebra thanks to the power of the `Sympy`_ library.

installation

You can install geometor.render using pip:

pip install geometor-render

or clone this repo and install it directly.

git clone https://github.com/geometor/render
cd render
pip install -e .

usage

• [ ] test

from geometor.model import *
from geometor.render import *


model = Model("vesica")
A = model.set_point(0, 0, classes=["given"])
B = model.set_point(1, 0, classes=["given"])

model.construct_line(A, B)

model.construct_circle(A, B)
model.construct_circle(B, A)

E = model.get_element_by_label("E")
F = model.get_element_by_label("F")

model.set_polygon([A, B, E])
model.set_polygon([A, B, F])

model.construct_line(E, F)

report_summary(model)
report_group_by_type(model)
report_sequence(model)

model.save("vesica.json")

After installation, you can use the render command to create a new project:

render

.. todo:: TODO: list arguments

dependencies

render depends on the following Python packages:

.. todo:: TODO: read from pyproject.toml

contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please see our [GitHub issues](https://github.com/geometor/render/issues) for ways to contribute.

license

render is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for more details.