artsupply


A utility library for creative coding.

Usage

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npm

``
npm i artsupply
`

unpkg

`

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`
import _supply from 'artsupply';

const foobar = _supply.functionName()
`

API

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#### clamp

Keep a number within a range of numbers.

- @param {Number} number The number to check.
- @param {Number} min The min of the range.
- @param {Number} max The max of the range.
- @return {Number} The number within the range.

#### map

Map a number from one range to another range. The code is derived from: https://gist.github.com/xposedbones/75ebaef3c10060a3ee3b246166caab56.

- @param {Number} number The number to convert.
- @param {Number} inMin The min of the range for the input number.
- @param {Number} inMax The max of the range for the input number.
- @param {Number} outMin The min of the range for the output number.
- @param {Number} outMax The max of the range for the output number.
- @return {Number} The number within the output range.

#### polarToCartesian

Convert polar coordinates to cartesian coordinates. Polar Coordinates Explainer.

- @param {Number} x Polar x coordinate.
- @param {Number} y Polar y coordinate.
- @param {Number} radius The distance from the polar point.
- @param {Number} angleInDegrees The angle from the polar point.
- @return {Object} point The cartesian point.
- @return {Object} point.x Cartesian x coordinate.
- @return {Object} point.y Cartesian y coordinate.

#### toDegrees

Convert an angle in radians to degrees. The code is derived from: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9705123/how-can-i-get-sin-cos-and-tan-to-use-degrees-instead-of-radians.

- @param {Number} angle An angle in radians.
- @return {Number} An angle in degrees.

#### toRadians

Convert an angle in degrees to radians. The code is derived from: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/9705123/how-can-i-get-sin-cos-and-tan-to-use-degrees-instead-of-radians.

- @param {Number} angle An angle in degrees.
- @return {Number} An angle in radians.

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#### grid

Create a grid and run a function for each item it has.

- @param {Object} grid An object containing information about the grid.
- @param {Number} grid.columns The number of columns in the grid.
- @param {Number} grid.rows The number of rows in the grid.
- @param {Number} grid.width The width of the grid.
- @param {Number} grid.height The height of the grid.
- @param {Function} callback The function to run. The function contains information about each item in the grid.
- @return {Void} Returns nothing.

#### times

Run a function x number of times.

- @param {Number} number The number of times to run the function.
- @param {Function} callback The function to run. The function contains the current index of the loop.
- @return {Void} Returns nothing.

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#### lerp

Interpolate the number between a set of numbers.

- @param {Number} start The number to start at.
- @param {Number} end The number to end at.
- @return {Number} Returns the interpolated number.

#### lerpColor

A linear interpolator for hexadecimal colors. The code is derived from: https://gist.github.com/rosszurowski/67f04465c424a9bc0dae.

- @param {String} colorA The hexadecimal color to start at.
- @param {String} colorB The hexadecimal color to end at.
- @return {String} Returns the interpolated hex color.

#### linearInterpolation

Compute an object full of interpolations.

- @param {Number} number The number of times to interpolate.
- @param {Object} values An object containing the start and end numbers in an array.
- @return {Array} Returns the list of interpolations.

#### smoothstep

Smoothstep performs Hermite interpolation between two values.

- @param {Number} number The number to interpolate.
- @param {Number} min The min of the range.
- @param {Number} max The max of the range.
- @return {Number} Returns a value between 0.0 to 1.0.

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The noise functions are built on top of simplex-noise. You can read an exapliner about noise by Varun Vachhar called Noise in Creative Coding. A quick note, frequency controls how quickly or slowly the noise function is "evolving over time". A low frequency would produce values that are very close to each other for close values of x, while a high frequency would have more volatility, and probably look more similar to the random function. amplitude controls the range of values we get from the noise function. Random.noise1D will return numbers between -amplitude and amplitude. This is very similar to the parameters of Random.range(minValue, maxValue), but compressed in a single parameter.

#### noise1D

Created noise in 1 dimension.

- @param {Number} x x dimension.
- @param {Number} frequency How often to change. Usually a number between 0 and 1
- @param {Number} amplitude The amplitude of the wave, how much to change in each direction.

#### noise2D

Created noise in 2 dimensions.

- @param {Number} x x dimension.
- @param {Number} y y dimension.
- @param {Number} frequency How often to change. Usually a number between 0 and 1
- @param {Number} amplitude The amplitude of the wave, how much to change in each direction.

#### noise3D

Created noise in 3 dimensions.

- @param {Number} x x dimension.
- @param {Number} y y dimension.
- @param {Number} z z dimension.
- @param {Number} frequency How often to change. Usually a number between 0 and 1
- @param {Number} amplitude The amplitude of the wave, how much to change in each direction.

#### noise4D

Created noise in 4 dimensions.

- @param {Number} x x dimension.
- @param {Number} y y dimension.
- @param {Number} z z dimension.
- @param {Number} time time dimension.
- @param {Number} frequency How often to change. Usually a number between 0 and 1
- @param {Number} amplitude` The amplitude of the wave, how much to change in each direction.

Contributing

All contributors and all contributions both big and small are welcome in this project.