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change-perspective
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Very small JavaScript library for creating and applying perspective transforms
A very small JavaScript library (no dependencies!) for creating and applying perspective transforms. A perspective transform can easily be used to map one 2D quadrilateral to another, given the corner coordinates for the source and destination quadrilaterals.
Based on perspective-transform but refactored to use commonJS, provide TypeScript typings and remove a pesky console.log
that bothered me in the code.
npm install change-perspective
const changePerspective = require('change-perspecitve');
const srcCorners = [158, 64, 494, 69, 495, 404, 158, 404];
const dstCorners = [100, 500, 152, 564, 148, 604, 100, 560];
const transform = changePerspective(srcCorners, dstCorners);
const srcPt = [250, 120];
const dstPt = transform(srcPt[0], srcPt[1]);
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Very small JavaScript library for creating and applying perspective transforms
We found that change-perspective 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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