The aim of this project is to learn how to apply semi-complex maths in coding. Much of the inspiration for this library has come from http://www.codingmath.com/.
To get up and running you'll first need a two things.
Optional, choose one
Once you've installed the prerequisites and installed particle_library via npm. Its as easy as requiring it in a bundler, or including a script tag in you header with the correct source attribute.
Install via npm
npm install -S particle_libraryNo bundler
<head>
<script src="path/to/particle_library.js"></script>
</head>With a bundler
const particeLib = require('particle_library');The particle_library gives you access to some API's.
- Particle
- Vector
- Event
- Clock
- Tween
These API are supposed to aid you in your journey to create small interactive creative web bites/bytes. Most of the examples are listed here https://github.com/milesthedisch/particle_docs
Your extremely welcome to contribute, discuss, and criticize the repository. Just make sure you open a pull request. There are tests so if you want to add a feature please write some tests to cover it.
- Extract the express stuff from this project and move it into particle_docs.
- Publish this package to npm and link it in to the particle_docs.
- Test to see if the package works.
- 100% test coverage.
- Get docs running on AWS.
- Get all current examples running with new lib code.act components as examples.