jCanvas brings jQuery's powerful syntax and capability to the HTML5 canvas. Quickly create canvas-based apps that can utilize layers, animations, events, and much more. jCanvas works on all modern browsers and platforms, including iOS and Android.
Copyright 2017-2024, Caleb Evans
Released under the MIT license
jCanvas is a jQuery plugin that makes the HTML5 canvas easy to work with. For more details on what it can do, visit the website.
jCanvas requires jQuery 1.9 or newer, and supports both desktop and mobile browsers.
If you are using a build pipeline, you can install jCanvas like so:
npm install jquery
npm install jcanvas
npm install -D @types/jquery # Only needed for TypeScript
Please search the online documentation before emailing me any questions you may have. If something in the documentation isn't clear, feel free to email me for clarification.
If you are reporting a jCanvas bug, please include the following information in your report:
jCanvas is available as a free and open-source library under the MIT license.
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jCanvas brings jQuery's powerful syntax and capability to the HTML5 canvas. Quickly create canvas-based apps that can utilize layers, animations, events, and much more. jCanvas works on all modern browsers and platforms, including iOS and Android.
We found that jcanvas 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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