Add p5.movablePoint library

[simonMat21]

Summary

• Added p5.movablePoint to the community libraries' listing.
• p5.movablePoint helps users create points that can be moved around the canvas however they want. also can prevent multiple points being moved at the same time.
• added documentation and 2 working examples

Files added

• src/content/libraries/en/p5.movablePoint.yaml — library metadata
• src/content/libraries/images/p5.movablePoint.png — 1500×1000 featured image

Links

• source: https://github.com/simonMat21/p5.movablepoint
• author: https://github.com/simonMat21

[ksen0]

Thanks @simonMat21 ! If the library and examples work with p5.js versions 2.0+ please feel free to make the same PR on 2.0 branch too.

[ksen0]

PS @simonMat21 from what I see on the README and in the repo, this is almost ready to be published on npm. If you do that, you could also include a CDN link on the README, and a link to a.n editor sketch showing the library in use, that would make it easier for people to get started!

[simonMat21]

Hi @ksen0, it's an honor to contribute to p5.js.
I will try to do the changes that you have mentioned.

Also I have been working on an animation library tideon.js
It was mainly build to work with p5.js, and I have used it to build visuallearner.org

it isn't ready to be properly published but after it is done, I would like to add it as an add-on to p5.js
The problem is, I wasn't planning to write it in the add-on template that you guys have provided.

So, I would like to know if I could give it as an add-on just like that or would have to change it to the add-on template

[ksen0]

Nice, thanks for sharing! Really nice project.

For something more complex like tideon.js you shared, I'd suggest making sure that your README already has a link that shows how to use it on editor.p5js.org. The template is only meant to help extend 2.0 correctly, as lifecycle is a bit different for extension from 1.x. That is why we recommend it; but it is not strictly required.