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circle2-lowdeps
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fork of circle2 with only `intersectCircle()` and `containsPoint()` method and less dependencies
all credits go to tmpvar and his circle2 implementation
npm install circle2-lowdeps
new Circle([origin [, radius])
Where origin
adheres to the following form:
[0, 1]
{ x: 0, y: 1}
new Vec2(0, 1)
and radius
is a number
Note: the arguments to the Circle
function are optional. If none are passed circle.position
will be 0, 0
and circle.radius
will be 1
containsPoint(point)
Where point
looks like one of the following:
[0, 1]
{ x: 0, y: 1 }
new Vec2(0, 1)
This function will return true
if the passed point is inside or right on the boundary of the circle.
var Circle = require('circle2');
var c = Circle()
console.log(c.contains([10, 0])) // false
c.radius(10);
console.log(c.contains([10, 0])); // true
intersectCircle(circle)
Performs an intersection between this circle and the incoming. Results are as follows:
false
- no intersection or one circle is contained in the other[]
- same circles[Vec2]
- single intersection[Vec2, Vec2]
- two intersection pointstoSegments([segments])
Convert this circle into a series of points representing the outline of this circle
MIT (see: LICENSE)
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fork of circle2 with only `intersectCircle()` and `containsPoint()` method and less dependencies
We found that circle2-lowdeps 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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