Releases · jdan/isomer

12 May 20:07

jdan

v0.2.4

a865625

Latest

Isomer now supports both bower:

$ bower install isomer

and component:

$ component install jdan/isomer

Isomer also lists copyright information when built. You can see it in action here. Our build and test processes are also far simpler.

To buid:

$ npm run dist     # or, simply, gulp dist

To test:

$ npm test

The test command uses beefy to automatically rebuild the project when any files have changed. The command also opens a browser window with a testing page that automatically refreshes when the project is rebuilt.

Simply run npm test and leave it in the background as you develop. Everything will build automatically for you.

With <3,
@jdan

Assets 2

04 May 01:44

jdan

v0.2.1

bcef658

v0.2.1

Isomer is now built with Browserify!

Browserify allows you to use traditional require() statements in your code, which is then bundled. Development is now significantly easier and cleaner.

There are now two gulp tasks, build & release.

gulp build bundles the project using Browserify and produces build/isomer.js
gulp release minifies the build to build/isomer.min.js

The test page references isomer.js, and includes a livereload script to be used with beefy.

This means that you will need to rebuild the project with every change, but you can have beefy do this for you, as well as reload the testing page automatically.

$ npm install -g beefy
$ beefy index.js:build/isomer.js --live
listening on http://localhost:9966/

Navigate to http://localhost:9966/test/ to check it out.

This pattern also makes it easy for Isomer to work with node-canvas for generating isometric graphics on the command line.

var Canvas = require('canvas');
var canvas = new Canvas(400, 400);
var Isomer = require('isomer');   // npm install isomer
var fs = require('fs');
var out = fs.createWriteStream('output.png');

var iso = new Isomer(canvas);
iso.add(Isomer.Shape.Prism(Isomer.Point.ORIGIN));

canvas.pngStream().pipe(out);