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@ajoslin103/schematic

A FabricJS library, facilitating working above coordinate planes

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Schematic

A lightweight Fabric.js library for working with canvas objects on an interactive coordinate grid.

Demo Video

Features

  • Interactive coordinate grid with pan, zoom, and configurable units (points, imperial, metric)
  • Built on Fabric.js v6+ – full access to Fabric's powerful canvas API
  • Mouse/touch interactions – wheel zoom, right-click panning, optional origin pinning
  • TypeScript support with full type definitions
  • Flexible architecture – use high-level Schematic or low-level Map API
  • Debug system with granular logging categories
  • Zero dependencies (except Fabric.js peer dependency)

Architecture

Your App → Schematic → Map → Fabric Canvas
                       ↓
                     Grid (renders behind objects)

Core Components

Schematic – Main entry point with event system and interaction controls
Map – Manages Fabric canvas lifecycle and grid synchronization
Grid – Renders coordinate grid, axes, and labels beneath Fabric objects
Base – Shared configuration foundation for all components

Installation

npm install @ajoslin103/schematic fabric
# or
yarn add @ajoslin103/schematic fabric

Requirements:

  • Fabric.js ^6.7.1 (peer dependency)
  • Modern browser with ES6+ support

Package exports:

  • ESM: dist/schematic.esm.js
  • CommonJS: dist/schematic.cjs.js
  • UMD: dist/schematic.umd.js
  • TypeScript types: dist/types/index.d.ts

Quick Start

Basic Usage

import { Schematic } from '@ajoslin103/schematic';
import * as fabric from 'fabric';

const container = document.getElementById('canvas-container');
const schematic = new Schematic(container, {
  gridEnabled: true,
  units: 'points',
  zoomDebounceDelay: 200
});

// Access the Fabric canvas
const canvas = schematic.fabricCanvas;

// Configure zoom behavior
schematic.setZoomLimits(0.1, 10);
schematic.setZoom(1);

// Add Fabric objects
const rect = new fabric.Rect({
  left: 100,
  top: 100,
  width: 200,
  height: 150,
  fill: '#4CAF50'
});
canvas.add(rect);

TypeScript

import { Schematic, SchematicOptions } from '@ajoslin103/schematic';
import { Rect } from 'fabric';

const container = document.getElementById('canvas-container');
if (!container) throw new Error('Container not found');

const options: SchematicOptions = {
  gridEnabled: true,
  units: 'imperial',
  mouseWheelZoom: true,
  zoomOnCenter: false
};

const schematic = new Schematic(container, options);

// Configure
schematic.setZoomLimits(0.1, 10);
schematic.setShowGrid(true);
schematic.setUnits('metric');

// Add objects with type safety
const rect = new Rect({
  left: 50,
  top: 50,
  width: 100,
  height: 100,
  fill: 'rgba(255, 99, 71, 0.8)'
});
schematic.fabricCanvas.add(rect);

Event Handling

// Listen to zoom events
schematic.on('zoom:change', (data) => {
  console.log('Zoom changed:', data.zoom);
});

schematic.on('zoom:completed', (data) => {
  console.log('Zoom completed:', data.zoom);
});

// Listen to pan events
schematic.on('pan:completed', (data) => {
  console.log('Pan completed:', data);
});

// Grid visibility changes
schematic.on('grid:change', (data) => {
  console.log('Grid visibility:', data.enabled);
});

Advanced Configuration

// Pin origin to corner (locks grid to viewport)
schematic.setOriginPin('TOP_LEFT', 15);
// Options: 'TOP_LEFT', 'TOP_RIGHT', 'BOTTOM_LEFT', 'BOTTOM_RIGHT', 'CENTER', 'NONE'

// Reset view to initial state
schematic.resetView();

// Toggle grid visibility
schematic.setShowGrid(false);

// Change units dynamically
schematic.setUnits('metric'); // 'points' | 'imperial' | 'metric'

// Control zoom behavior
schematic.setZoomOnCenter(true); // Zoom around center vs mouse position

API Reference

Schematic Class

Constructor:

new Schematic(container: HTMLElement, options?: SchematicOptions)

Properties:

  • fabricCanvas – Fabric.js Canvas instance
  • mapInstance – Underlying Map instance
  • gridEnabled – Grid visibility state
  • zoomOnCenter – Zoom around center vs mouse
  • units – Current unit system

Methods:

  • setZoom(zoom: number) – Set zoom level
  • setZoomLimits(min: number, max: number) – Clamp zoom range
  • setShowGrid(enabled: boolean) – Toggle grid visibility
  • setOriginPin(pin: string, margin: number) – Pin origin to corner
  • setUnits(units: 'points' | 'imperial' | 'metric') – Change units
  • setZoomOnCenter(enabled: boolean) – Control zoom anchor
  • resetView() – Reset to initial view
  • on(event: string, callback: Function) – Subscribe to event
  • off(event: string, callback?: Function) – Unsubscribe
  • emit(event: string, data: any) – Emit custom event

Events:

  • zoom – Zoom in progress
  • zoom:change – Zoom changed
  • zoom:completed – Zoom finished
  • pan:move – Pan in progress
  • pan:completed – Pan finished
  • grid:change – Grid visibility changed
  • view:reset – View reset triggered

Map Class (Low-level)

Constructor:

new Map(container: HTMLElement, options?: BaseOptions)

Methods:

  • setZoom(zoom: number) – Set zoom
  • onResize(width: number, height: number) – Handle resize
  • update() – Force grid sync
  • reset() – Reset viewport

Grid Class

Properties:

  • visible – Grid visibility
  • units – Unit system
  • step – Grid step size
  • scale – Grid scale

Methods:

  • setUnits(units: string) – Change units
  • show(visible?: boolean) – Show/hide grid
  • render() – Force redraw

Debug Logging

The library includes a centralized debug system that allows you to control console output by category. By default, all debug logging is disabled for production use.

Enable all debug output

const schematic = new Schematic(container, {
  debug: true  // Enable all debug categories
});

Enable specific categories

const schematic = new Schematic(container, {
  debug: {
    schematic: true,  // Schematic-level operations
    events: true,     // Mouse/interaction events
    grid: false,      // Grid rendering
    map: false,       // Map updates
    units: false,     // Unit conversions
    calibration: false // Calibration tools
  }
});

Runtime control

// Enable a category at runtime
schematic.debug.enable('events');

// Disable a category
schematic.debug.disable('grid');

// Enable all
schematic.debug.enable('all');

// Check if enabled
if (schematic.debug.isEnabled('units')) {
  console.log('Units debug enabled');
}

Interactions

Mouse:

  • Scroll wheel – Zoom in/out (with configurable limits)
  • Alt/Option + scroll – Zoom around cursor position
  • Right-click + drag – Pan canvas (or Ctrl+Left on macOS)
  • Left-click – Select/interact with Fabric objects

Programmatic:

  • setZoom(), setZoomLimits() – Control zoom
  • setOriginPin() – Lock origin to viewport corner
  • resetView() – Return to initial state

Development

Setup:

git clone https://github.com/ajoslin103/schematic.git
cd schematic
npm install

Scripts:

  • npm run dev – Start dev server with live reload
  • npm run build – Build all bundles (CJS, ESM, UMD) + types
  • npm run watch – Watch mode for development
  • npm run serve – Serve demo files

Project Structure:

src/
├── core/          # Schematic, Base, Debug, Constants
├── map/           # Map class
├── grid/          # Grid rendering
├── geometry/      # Point utilities
├── components/    # Calibration tools
└── lib/           # Helper functions

Notes

  • Grid renders in Fabric's before:render phase and never mutates Fabric objects
  • Grid Y-axis is inverted for display; Fabric world coordinates remain standard
  • Integer snapping enabled by default for object positioning
  • TypeScript definitions included for full IDE support

Credits

Built on the foundation of IndoorJS by Mudin.

License

MIT © Allen Joslin

Keywords

fabric

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Package last updated on 08 Oct 2025

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