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@jiaminghi/bezier-curve
Advanced tools
Ability to abstract a Bezier curve into a polyline consisting of N uniformly distributed points.
Get the length of bezier curve.
Abstracting a polyline consisting of N points into a Bezier curve.
$ npm install @jiaminghi/bezier-curve
// Bezier curve data structure
const bezierCurve = [
// Start point
[20, 20],
// Multiple sets of bezier curve
[
// controlPoint1,controlPoint2,endPoint
[100, 20],[100, 80],[180,80]
],
// [...],[...]
]
bezierCurve in SVG
/**
* @description Get the polyline corresponding to the Bezier curve
* @param {Array} bezierCurve BezierCurve data
* @param {Number} precision Calculation accuracy. Recommended for 5-10. Default = 5
* @return {Array} Point data that constitutes a polyline after calculation
*/
function bezierCurveToPolyline (bezierCurve, precision = 5) {
// ...
}
const precision = 5
const polyline = bezierCurveToPolyline(bezierCurve, precision)
// polyline = [
// [[20,20],
// [25.998752507628243,20.11632023466343],[31.698106846035834,20.457189096242345],
// [37.11424670004552,21.010468821119716],[42.263355754480024,21.764021645678454],
// ...]
polyline in SVG
/**
* @description Get the polyline corresponding to the Bezier curve
* @param {Array} bezierCurve bezierCurve data
* @param {Number} precision calculation accuracy. Recommended for 5-10. Default = 5
* @return {Number} BezierCurve length
*/
export function getBezierCurveLength (bezierCurve, precision = 5) {
// ...
}
// Normally the default precision can achieve better visual effects.
const length = bezierCurveToPolyline(bezierCurve)
// polyline data structure
const polyline = [
[20, 70],
[50, 30],
[100, 70],
[150, 30],
[180, 70]
]
polyline in SVG
/**
* @description Abstract the polyline formed by N points into a set of bezier curve
* @param {Array} polyline A set of points that make up a polyline
* @param {Boolean} close Closed curve
* @param {Number} offsetA Smoothness
* @param {Number} offsetB Smoothness
* @return {Array} A set of bezier curve
*/
function polylineToBezierCurve (polyline, close = false, offsetA = 0.25, offsetB = 0.25) {
// ...
}
const bezierCurve = polylineToBezierCurve(polyline)
// bezierCurve = [
// [
// [20,70],
// [[27.5,60],[30,30],[50,30]],
// [[70,30],[75,70],[100,70]],
// [[125,70],[130,30],[150,30]],
// [[170,30],[172.5,60],[180,70]]]
//]
const closedBezierCurve = polylineToBezierCurve(polyline, true)
// closedBezerCurve = [
// [20,70],
// [[-12.5,60],[30,30],[50,30]],
// [[70,30],[75,70],[100,70]],
// [[125,70],[130,30],[150,30]],
// [[170,30],[212.5,60],[180,70]],
// [[147.5,80],[52.5,80],[20,70]]
// ]
bezierCurve in SVG
closedBezierCurve in SVG
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Bezier curve extension
We found that @jiaminghi/bezier-curve demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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