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This is a small (<1KiB gzipped) and simple wrapper around the 2D canvas context. It provides simple utitlity functions that I think are useful.
Works with all modern evergreen browsers, as well as IE11 if you use any bundle except the ES6 module (.mjs).
npm install --save canlay
Either use modern ES6 modules (import canlay from 'canlay/dist/canlay.mjs';) or use the iife, system.js, umd or amd version in the dist subdirectory.
See the example in the test.html file on how to use the API.
MIT License, see LICENSE file.
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A small simple wrapper around the 2D canvas context
We found that canlay 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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