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vue-paint

vue-paint is a simple and lightweight paint component for vue projects. It can be used to add annotations to images, videos, or just draw some simple shapes to a canvas-like area.


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vue-paint

vue-paint is a simple and lightweight paint component for vue projects. It can be used to add annotations to images, videos, or just draw some simple shapes to a canvas-like area.

Demo: https://robertrosman.github.io/vue-paint

Getting started

First install vue-paint with your favorite package manager, like this npm i vue-paint. Then you need to choose what tools you want to include, setup history and you're good to go.

<script setup lang="ts">
import { ref } from 'vue'
import { VpEditor, useFreehand, useRectangle, downloadSvg, type ImageHistory } from 'vue-paint'

// Add the tools you like to use, or call useAllTools to make use of all available tools
const tools = [useFreehand(), useRectangle()]

// The history can be manipulated programmatically, and used to persist the image
const history = ref<ImageHistory<typeof tools>>([])
</script>

<template>
  <vp-editor v-model:history="history" @save="downloadSvg" :tools></vp-editor>
</template>

Key features

Tree shakable

Only include the tools you need and leave the rest outside of your bundle.

Non-destructive

Support for both undo and redo, even after result is exported.

Clean format

The state is a simple javascript array of objects you can serialize to JSON, manipulate programmatically, store in your database or local storage.

Easily extendable

Create your own tools if you want to extend the library.

Type safe

Written in Typescript and fully typed.

Project Setup

npm install

Compile and Hot-Reload for Development

npm run dev

Type-Check, Compile and Minify for Production

npm run build

Lint with ESLint

npm run lint

Contribute

Contributions are welcome! Fork and create a new Pull request. Try to follow the patterns in src/composables/tools when creating new tools.

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Package last updated on 30 May 2024

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