Artiste is a collection of static methods for creating Path
objects initialized with different shapes.
Artiste is on jCenter.
repositories {
jcenter()
}
dependencies {
compile 'me.mattlogan.artiste:artiste:4.0.0'
}
The Paths
class contains the entirety of the public API for this library. It contains three static factory methods, including:
- One method for creating a regular convex polygon.
- One method for creating a regular star polygon.
- One method for creating a circle.
public static Path regularConvexPolygon(int left, int top, int right, int bottom, int numSides, float rotationDegrees)
Creates a regular convex polygon Path.
- Parameters:
left
— Left boundtop
— Top boundright
— Right boundbottom
— Bottom boundnumSides
— Number of sidesrotationDegrees
— Degrees to rotate polygon
- Returns: A Path corresponding to a regular convex polygon.
public static Path regularStarPolygon(int left, int top, int right, int bottom, int numPoints, int density, float rotationDegrees, boolean outline)
Creates a regular star polygon Path.
- Parameters:
left
— Left boundtop
— Top boundright
— Right boundbottom
— Bottom boundnumPoints
— Number of points on stardensity
— Density of the star polygon (the number of vertices, or points, to skip when drawing a line connecting two vertices.)rotationDegrees
— Number of degrees to rotate star polygonoutline
— True if only the star's outline should be drawn. If false, complete lines will be drawn connecting the star's vertices.
- Returns: A Path corresponding to a regular star polygon.
public static Path circle(int left, int top, int right, int bottom)
Creates a circle Path.
- Parameters:
left
— Left boundtop
— Top boundright
— Right boundbottom
— Bottom bound
- Returns: A Path corresponding to a circle.
This library contains instrumentation tests in the directory /library/src/androidTest/
.
It's hard to be 100% sure, even with these tests, that the static factory methods in Paths
are returning Path
objects initialized with the correct shape. Some of these tests are a bit more implicit -- for example, making sure a pentagon has a larger perimeter than a square. Others just check for known values -- for example, that the perimeter of a square inscribed inside a circle with diameter 100 is 282.84. Finally, some tests check for exceptions that should be thrown for invalid arguments.
In addition to the library
module, there's also an example
module with a small demo app. This is a quick way to verify that the library works as described for at least a few of the more common shapes you might encounter. The picture at the top of this readme is a cropped screenshot from this example app.
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Copyright (c) 2014 Matthew Logan
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