Example to install a release from an alpha channel:
npm i @visible-radio/[email protected]
Recall, that the github packages npm registry only supports authenticating with a P.A.T.
The consuming project will need a .npmrc file like this:
@visible-radio:registry=https://npm.pkg.github.com
//npm.pkg.github.com/:_authToken=${NPM_TOKEN}
The NPM_TOKEN variable must be set in the shell:
export NPM_TOKEN=<personal access token from github>
- It's a canvas based responsive display. Text is reflowed when the container size changes. Overflowing content is handled with scrolling.
https://visible-radio.github.io/windowPTR/
- NodePTR: https://github.com/Visible-Radio/NodePTR
- react-pixel-character-editor: https://visible-radio.github.io/react-pixel-character-editor/
- The plan is to implement a minimal markup languag.
- Plain text can be passed in, or segments of text wrapped in
<span></span>
, to which various attributes can be applied.
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<span highlight=true></span>
- The wrapped text will be highlighted by inverting each character cell.
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<span outline=true></span>
- The wrapped text will be outlined.
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<span color=rgb(200,200,0)></span>
- The wrapped text will be rendered in with the specified color instead of the default color.
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Attributes can be combined
<span highlight=true color=rgb(0,200,190)></span>
- The display places words that won't fit on a line in the next line. If the word is wider than the display itself, it breaks the word at the character that would overflow.
- Content outside of the display is handled with x-axis scrolling.
Characters are encoded as a one dimensional array. Custom character definitions can be loaded. Defs can be built with https://visible-radio.github.io/react-pixel-character-editor/
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The project isn't currently packaged for use. This demo can be manipluated using the API temporarily exposed on
window._PTR
via the javascript console. -
Scroll up / down, and home / end functionallity is currently bound to the arrow keys as a development-time stopgap.
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Tree based (as opposed to list based) layout.
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A
<blink></blink>
tag or blink attribute that can be customized by providing a blink function -
Teletype like drawing of characters when a message is rendered for the first time.
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Simple document manipulation - append elements to document.
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Custom animations by passing an
onFirstDraw
animation function to an element. -
Custom looped animations for drawn elements.
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Scroll bar
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Hover styles on elements
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onClick on elements