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* Paper.js v0.12.6 - The Swiss Army Knife of Vector Graphics Scripting.
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* Copyright (c) 2011 - 2019, Juerg Lehni & Jonathan Puckey
* http://scratchdisk.com/ & https://puckey.studio/
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*
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*
* Date: Sat May 23 20:53:04 2020 +0200
*
* This is an auto-generated type definition.
*/
declare namespace paper {
/**
* All properties and functions that expect color values in the form
* of instances of Color objects, also accept named colors and hex values as
* strings which are then converted to instances of
* {@link Color} internally.
*/
class Color {
/**
* The type of the color as a string.
*/
type: string
/**
* The color components that define the color, including the alpha value
* if defined.
*/
readonly components: number[]
/**
* The color's alpha value as a number between `0` and `1`.
* All colors of the different subclasses support alpha values.
*/
alpha: number
/**
* The amount of red in the color as a value between `0` and `1`.
*/
red: number
/**
* The amount of green in the color as a value between `0` and `1`.
*/
green: number
/**
* The amount of blue in the color as a value between `0` and `1`.
*/
blue: number
/**
* The amount of gray in the color as a value between `0` and `1`.
*/
gray: number
/**
* The hue of the color as a value in degrees between `0` and `360`.
*/
hue: number
/**
* The saturation of the color as a value between `0` and `1`.
*/
saturation: number
/**
* The brightness of the color as a value between `0` and `1`.
*/
brightness: number
/**
* The lightness of the color as a value between `0` and `1`.
*
* Note that all other components are shared with HSB.
*/
lightness: number
/**
* The gradient object describing the type of gradient and the stops.
*/
gradient: Gradient
/**
* The highlight point of the gradient.
*/
highlight: Point
/**
* Creates a RGB Color object.
*
* @param red - the amount of red in the color as a value between
* `0` and `1`
* @param green - the amount of green in the color as a value
* between `0` and `1`
* @param blue - the amount of blue in the color as a value
* between `0` and `1`
* @param alpha - the alpha of the color as a value between `0`
* and `1`
*/
constructor(red: number, green: number, blue: number, alpha?: number)
/**
* Creates a Color object from a CSS string. All common CSS color string
* formats are supported:
* - Named colors (e.g. `'red'`, `'fuchsia'`, …)
* - Hex strings (`'#ffff00'`, `'#ff0'`, …)
* - RGB strings (`'rgb(255, 128, 0)'`, `'rgba(255, 128, 0, 0.5)'`, …)
* - HSL strings (`'hsl(180deg, 20%, 50%)'`,
* `'hsla(3.14rad, 20%, 50%, 0.5)'`, …)
*
* @param color - the color's CSS string representation
*/
constructor(color: string)
/**
* Creates a gradient Color object.
*/
constructor(gradient: Gradient, origin: Point, destination: Point, highlight?: Point)
/**
* Creates a gray Color object.
*
* @param gray - the amount of gray in the color as a value
* between `0` and `1`
* @param alpha - the alpha of the color as a value between `0`
* and `1`
*/
constructor(gray: number, alpha?: number)
/**
* Creates a HSB, HSL or gradient Color object from the properties of
* the provided object:
*
* @option hsb.hue {Number} the hue of the color as a value in degrees
* between `0` and `360`
* @option hsb.saturation {Number} the saturation of the color as a
* value between `0` and `1`
* @option hsb.brightness {Number} the brightness of the color as a
* value between `0` and `1`
* @option hsb.alpha {Number} the alpha of the color as a value between
* `0` and `1`
* @option hsl.hue {Number} the hue of the color as a value in degrees
* between `0` and `360`
* @option hsl.saturation {Number} the saturation of the color as a
* value between `0` and `1`
* @option hsl.lightness {Number} the lightness of the color as a value
* between `0` and `1`
* @option hsl.alpha {Number} the alpha of the color as a value between
* `0` and `1`
* @option gradient.gradient {Gradient} the gradient object that
* describes the color stops and type of gradient to be used
* @option gradient.origin {Point} the origin point of the gradient
* @option gradient.destination {Point} the destination point of the
* gradient
* @option gradient.stops {GradientStop[]} the gradient stops describing
* the gradient, as an alternative to providing a gradient object
* @option gradient.radial {Boolean} controls whether the gradient is
* radial, as an alternative to providing a gradient object
*
* @param object - an object describing the components and
* properties of the color
*/
constructor(object: object)
/**
* Sets the color to the passed values. Note that any sequence of
* parameters that is supported by the various {@link Color}
* constructors also work for calls of `set()`.
*/
set(...values: any[]): Color
/**
* Converts the color to another type.
*
* @param type - the color type to convert to. Possible values:
* {@values 'rgb', 'gray', 'hsb', 'hsl'}
*
* @return the converted color as a new instance
*/
convert(type: string): Color
/**
* Checks if the color has an alpha value.
*
* @return true if the color has an alpha value
*/
hasAlpha(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the component color values of the color are the
* same as those of the supplied one.
*
* @param color - the color to compare with
*
* @return true if the colors are the same
*/
equals(color: Color): boolean
/**
* @return a copy of the color object
*/
clone(): Color
/**
* @return a string representation of the color
*/
toString(): string
/**
* Returns the division of the supplied color to the color as a new
* color.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param color - the color to divide
*
* @return the division of the two colors as a new color
*/
divide(color: Color): Color
/**
* Transform the gradient color by the specified matrix.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix to transform the gradient color by
*/
transform(matrix: Matrix): void
/**
* Returns a color object with random {@link #red}, {@link #green}
* and {@link #blue} values between `0` and `1`.
*
* @return the newly created color object
*/
static random(): Color
/**
* Returns the addition of the supplied value to both coordinates of
* the color as a new color.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to add
*
* @return the addition of the color and the value as a new
* color
*/
add(number: number): Color
/**
* Returns the addition of the supplied color to the color as a new
* color.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param color - the color to add
*
* @return the addition of the two colors as a new color
*/
add(color: Color): Color
/**
* Returns the subtraction of the supplied value to both coordinates of
* the color as a new color.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to subtract
*
* @return the subtraction of the color and the value as a new
* color
*/
subtract(number: number): Color
/**
* Returns the subtraction of the supplied color to the color as a new
* color.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param color - the color to subtract
*
* @return the subtraction of the two colors as a new color
*/
subtract(color: Color): Color
/**
* Returns the multiplication of the supplied value to both coordinates
* of the color as a new color.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to multiply
*
* @return the multiplication of the color and the value as a
* new color
*/
multiply(number: number): Color
/**
* Returns the multiplication of the supplied color to the color as a
* new color.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param color - the color to multiply
*
* @return the multiplication of the two colors as a new color
*/
multiply(color: Color): Color
/**
* Returns the division of the supplied value to both coordinates of
* the color as a new color.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to divide
*
* @return the division of the color and the value as a new
* color
*/
divide(number: number): Color
/**
* Returns the color as a CSS string.
*
* @param hex - whether to return the color in hexadecimal
* representation or as a CSS RGB / RGBA string.
*
* @return a CSS string representation of the color
*/
toCSS(hex: boolean): string
}
/**
* A compound path is a complex path that is made up of one or more
* simple sub-paths. It can have the `nonzero` fill rule, or the `evenodd` rule
* applied. Both rules use mathematical equations to determine if any region is
* outside or inside the final shape. The `evenodd` rule is more predictable:
* Every other region within a such a compound path is a hole, regardless of
* path direction.
*
* All the paths in a compound path take on the style of the compound path and
* can be accessed through its {@link Item#children} list.
*/
class CompoundPath extends PathItem {
/**
* Specifies whether the compound-path is fully closed, meaning all its
* contained sub-paths are closed path.
*
* @see Path#closed
*/
closed: boolean
/**
* The first Segment contained within the compound-path, a short-cut to
* calling {@link Path#firstSegment} on {@link Item#firstChild}.
*/
readonly firstSegment: Segment
/**
* The last Segment contained within the compound-path, a short-cut to
* calling {@link Path#lastSegment} on {@link Item#lastChild}.
*/
readonly lastSegment: Segment
/**
* All the curves contained within the compound-path, from all its child
* {@link Path} items.
*/
readonly curves: Curve[]
/**
* The first Curve contained within the compound-path, a short-cut to
* calling {@link Path#firstCurve} on {@link Item#firstChild}.
*/
readonly firstCurve: Curve
/**
* The last Curve contained within the compound-path, a short-cut to
* calling {@link Path#lastCurve} on {@link Item#lastChild}.
*/
readonly lastCurve: Curve
/**
* The area that the compound-path's geometry is covering, calculated by
* getting the {@link Path#area} of each sub-path and it adding up.
* Note that self-intersecting paths and sub-paths of different orientation
* can result in areas that cancel each other out.
*/
readonly area: number
/**
* The total length of all sub-paths in this compound-path, calculated by
* getting the {@link Path#length} of each sub-path and it adding up.
*/
readonly length: number
/**
* Creates a new compound path item from SVG path-data and places it at the
* top of the active layer.
*
* @param pathData - the SVG path-data that describes the geometry
* of this path
*/
constructor(pathData: string)
/**
* Creates a new compound path item from an object description and places it
* at the top of the active layer.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties to be set on the
* path
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
/**
* The Curve object represents the parts of a path that are connected by
* two following {@link Segment} objects. The curves of a path can be accessed
* through its {@link Path#curves} array.
*
* While a segment describe the anchor point and its incoming and outgoing
* handles, a Curve object describes the curve passing between two such
* segments. Curves and segments represent two different ways of looking at the
* same thing, but focusing on different aspects. Curves for example offer many
* convenient ways to work with parts of the path, finding lengths, positions or
* tangents at given offsets.
*/
class Curve {
/**
* The first anchor point of the curve.
*/
point1: Point
/**
* The second anchor point of the curve.
*/
point2: Point
/**
* The handle point that describes the tangent in the first anchor point.
*/
handle1: Point
/**
* The handle point that describes the tangent in the second anchor point.
*/
handle2: Point
/**
* The first segment of the curve.
*/
readonly segment1: Segment
/**
* The second segment of the curve.
*/
readonly segment2: Segment
/**
* The path that the curve belongs to.
*/
readonly path: Path
/**
* The index of the curve in the {@link Path#curves} array.
*/
readonly index: number
/**
* The next curve in the {@link Path#curves} array that the curve
* belongs to.
*/
readonly next: Curve
/**
* The previous curve in the {@link Path#curves} array that the curve
* belongs to.
*/
readonly previous: Curve
/**
* Specifies whether the points and handles of the curve are selected.
*/
selected: boolean
/**
* An array of 8 float values, describing this curve's geometry in four
* absolute x/y pairs (point1, handle1, handle2, point2). This format is
* used internally for efficient processing of curve geometries, e.g. when
* calculating intersections or bounds.
*
* Note that the handles are converted to absolute coordinates.
*/
readonly values: number[]
/**
* An array of 4 point objects, describing this curve's geometry in absolute
* coordinates (point1, handle1, handle2, point2).
*
* Note that the handles are converted to absolute coordinates.
*/
readonly points: Point[]
/**
* The approximated length of the curve.
*/
readonly length: number
/**
* The area that the curve's geometry is covering.
*/
readonly area: number
/**
* The bounding rectangle of the curve excluding stroke width.
*/
bounds: Rectangle
/**
* The bounding rectangle of the curve including stroke width.
*/
strokeBounds: Rectangle
/**
* The bounding rectangle of the curve including handles.
*/
handleBounds: Rectangle
/**
* Creates a new curve object.
*/
constructor(segment1: Segment, segment2: Segment)
/**
* Creates a new curve object.
*/
constructor(point1: Point, handle1: Point, handle2: Point, point2: Point)
/**
* Returns a copy of the curve.
*/
clone(): Curve
/**
* @return a string representation of the curve
*/
toString(): string
/**
* Determines the type of cubic Bézier curve via discriminant
* classification, as well as the curve-time parameters of the associated
* points of inflection, loops, cusps, etc.
*
* @return the curve classification information as an object, see
* options
*/
classify(): object
/**
* Removes the curve from the path that it belongs to, by removing its
* second segment and merging its handle with the first segment.
*
* @return true if the curve was removed
*/
remove(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the this is the first curve in the {@link Path#curves} array.
*
* @return true if this is the first curve
*/
isFirst(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the this is the last curve in the {@link Path#curves} array.
*
* @return true if this is the last curve
*/
isLast(): boolean
/**
* Creates a new curve as a sub-curve from this curve, its range defined by
* the given curve-time parameters. If `from` is larger than `to`, then
* the resulting curve will have its direction reversed.
*
* @param from - the curve-time parameter at which the sub-curve
* starts
* @param to - the curve-time parameter at which the sub-curve
* ends
*
* @return the newly create sub-curve
*/
getPart(from: number, to: number): Curve
/**
* Divides the curve into two curves at the given offset or location. The
* curve itself is modified and becomes the first part, the second part is
* returned as a new curve. If the curve belongs to a path item, a new
* segment is inserted into the path at the given location, and the second
* part becomes a part of the path as well.
*
* @see #divideAtTime(time)
*
* @param location - the offset or location on the
* curve at which to divide
*
* @return the second part of the divided curve if the location is
* valid, {code null} otherwise
*/
divideAt(location: number | CurveLocation): Curve
/**
* Divides the curve into two curves at the given curve-time parameter. The
* curve itself is modified and becomes the first part, the second part is
* returned as a new curve. If the modified curve belongs to a path item,
* the second part is also added to the path.
*
* @see #divideAt(offset)
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve at which to
* divide
*
* @return the second part of the divided curve, if the offset is
* within the valid range, {code null} otherwise.
*/
divideAtTime(time: number): Curve
/**
* Splits the path this curve belongs to at the given offset. After
* splitting, the path will be open. If the path was open already, splitting
* will result in two paths.
*
* @see Path#splitAt(offset)
*
* @param location - the offset or location on the
* curve at which to split
*
* @return the newly created path after splitting, if any
*/
splitAt(location: number | CurveLocation): Path
/**
* Splits the path this curve belongs to at the given offset. After
* splitting, the path will be open. If the path was open already, splitting
* will result in two paths.
*
* @see Path#splitAt(offset)
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve at which to
* split
*
* @return the newly created path after splitting, if any
*/
splitAtTime(time: number): Path
/**
* Returns a reversed version of the curve, without modifying the curve
* itself.
*
* @return a reversed version of the curve
*/
reversed(): Curve
/**
* Clears the curve's handles by setting their coordinates to zero,
* turning the curve into a straight line.
*/
clearHandles(): void
/**
* Checks if this curve has any curve handles set.
*
* @see Curve#handle1
* @see Curve#handle2
* @see Segment#hasHandles()
* @see Path#hasHandles()
*
* @return true if the curve has handles set
*/
hasHandles(): boolean
/**
* Checks if this curve has any length.
*
* @param epsilon - the epsilon against which to compare the
* curve's length
*
* @return true if the curve is longer than the given epsilon
*/
hasLength(epsilon?: number): boolean
/**
* Checks if this curve appears as a straight line. This can mean that
* it has no handles defined, or that the handles run collinear with the
* line that connects the curve's start and end point, not falling
* outside of the line.
*
* @return true if the curve is straight
*/
isStraight(): boolean
/**
* Checks if this curve is parametrically linear, meaning that it is
* straight and its handles are positioned at 1/3 and 2/3 of the total
* length of the curve.
*
* @return true if the curve is parametrically linear
*/
isLinear(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the the two curves describe straight lines that are
* collinear, meaning they run in parallel.
*
* @param curve - the other curve to check against
*
* @return true if the two lines are collinear
*/
isCollinear(curve: Curve): boolean
/**
* Checks if the curve is a straight horizontal line.
*
* @return true if the line is horizontal
*/
isHorizontal(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the curve is a straight vertical line.
*
* @return true if the line is vertical
*/
isVertical(): boolean
/**
* Returns all intersections between two {@link Curve} objects as an
* array of {@link CurveLocation} objects.
*
* @param curve - the other curve to find the intersections with
* (if the curve itself or `null` is passed, the self intersection
* of the curve is returned, if it exists)
*
* @return the locations of all intersections between
* the curves
*/
getIntersections(curve: Curve): CurveLocation[]
/**
* Calculates the curve location at the specified curve-time parameter on
* the curve.
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve
*
* @return the curve location at the specified the location
*/
getLocationAtTime(time: number): CurveLocation
/**
* Calculates the curve-time parameter of the specified offset on the path,
* relative to the provided start parameter. If offset is a negative value,
* the parameter is searched to the left of the start parameter. If no start
* parameter is provided, a default of `0` for positive values of `offset`
* and `1` for negative values of `offset`.
*
* @param offset - the offset at which to find the curve-time, in
* curve length units
* @param start - the curve-time in relation to which the offset is
* determined
*
* @return the curve-time parameter at the specified location
*/
getTimeAt(offset: number, start?: number): number
/**
* Calculates the curve-time parameters where the curve is tangential to
* provided tangent. Note that tangents at the start or end are included.
*
* @param tangent - the tangent to which the curve must be tangential
*
* @return at most two curve-time parameters, where the curve is
* tangential to the given tangent
*/
getTimesWithTangent(tangent: Point): number[]
/**
* Calculates the curve offset at the specified curve-time parameter on
* the curve.
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve
*
* @return the curve offset at the specified the location
*/
getOffsetAtTime(time: number): number
/**
* Returns the curve location of the specified point if it lies on the
* curve, `null` otherwise.
*
* @param point - the point on the curve
*
* @return the curve location of the specified point
*/
getLocationOf(point: Point): CurveLocation
/**
* Returns the length of the path from its beginning up to up to the
* specified point if it lies on the path, `null` otherwise.
*
* @param point - the point on the path
*
* @return the length of the path up to the specified point
*/
getOffsetOf(point: Point): number
/**
* Returns the curve-time parameter of the specified point if it lies on the
* curve, `null` otherwise.
* Note that if there is more than one possible solution in a
* self-intersecting curve, the first found result is returned.
*
* @param point - the point on the curve
*
* @return the curve-time parameter of the specified point
*/
getTimeOf(point: Point): number
/**
* Returns the nearest location on the curve to the specified point.
*
* @param point - the point for which we search the nearest location
*
* @return the location on the curve that's the closest to
* the specified point
*/
getNearestLocation(point: Point): CurveLocation
/**
* Returns the nearest point on the curve to the specified point.
*
* @param point - the point for which we search the nearest point
*
* @return the point on the curve that's the closest to the
* specified point
*/
getNearestPoint(point: Point): Point
/**
* Calculates the point on the curve at the given location.
*
* @param location - the offset or location on the
* curve
*
* @return the point on the curve at the given location
*/
getPointAt(location: number | CurveLocation): Point
/**
* Calculates the normalized tangent vector of the curve at the given
* location.
*
* @param location - the offset or location on the
* curve
*
* @return the normalized tangent of the curve at the given location
*/
getTangentAt(location: number | CurveLocation): Point
/**
* Calculates the normal vector of the curve at the given location.
*
* @param location - the offset or location on the
* curve
*
* @return the normal of the curve at the given location
*/
getNormalAt(location: number | CurveLocation): Point
/**
* Calculates the weighted tangent vector of the curve at the given
* location, its length reflecting the curve velocity at that location.
*
* @param location - the offset or location on the
* curve
*
* @return the weighted tangent of the curve at the given location
*/
getWeightedTangentAt(location: number | CurveLocation): Point
/**
* Calculates the weighted normal vector of the curve at the given location,
* its length reflecting the curve velocity at that location.
*
* @param location - the offset or location on the
* curve
*
* @return the weighted normal of the curve at the given location
*/
getWeightedNormalAt(location: number | CurveLocation): Point
/**
* Calculates the curvature of the curve at the given location. Curvatures
* indicate how sharply a curve changes direction. A straight line has zero
* curvature, where as a circle has a constant curvature. The curve's radius
* at the given location is the reciprocal value of its curvature.
*
* @param location - the offset or location on the
* curve
*
* @return the curvature of the curve at the given location
*/
getCurvatureAt(location: number | CurveLocation): number
/**
* Calculates the point on the curve at the given location.
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve
*
* @return the point on the curve at the given location
*/
getPointAtTime(time: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the normalized tangent vector of the curve at the given
* location.
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve
*
* @return the normalized tangent of the curve at the given location
*/
getTangentAtTime(time: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the normal vector of the curve at the given location.
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve
*
* @return the normal of the curve at the given location
*/
getNormalAtTime(time: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the weighted tangent vector of the curve at the given
* location, its length reflecting the curve velocity at that location.
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve
*
* @return the weighted tangent of the curve at the given location
*/
getWeightedTangentAtTime(time: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the weighted normal vector of the curve at the given location,
* its length reflecting the curve velocity at that location.
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve
*
* @return the weighted normal of the curve at the given location
*/
getWeightedNormalAtTime(time: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the curvature of the curve at the given location. Curvatures
* indicate how sharply a curve changes direction. A straight line has zero
* curvature, where as a circle has a constant curvature. The curve's radius
* at the given location is the reciprocal value of its curvature.
*
* @param time - the curve-time parameter on the curve
*
* @return the curvature of the curve at the given location
*/
getCurvatureAtTime(time: number): number
/**
* Calculates the curve location at the specified offset on the curve.
*
* @param offset - the offset on the curve
*
* @return the curve location at the specified the offset
*/
getLocationAt(offset: number): CurveLocation
}
/**
* CurveLocation objects describe a location on {@link Curve} objects, as
* defined by the curve-time {@link #time}, a value between `0` (beginning
* of the curve) and `1` (end of the curve). If the curve is part of a
* {@link Path} item, its {@link #index} inside the {@link Path#curves}
* array is also provided.
*
* The class is in use in many places, such as
* {@link Path#getLocationAt},
* {@link Path#getLocationOf},
* {@link PathItem#getNearestLocation},
* {@link PathItem#getIntersections},
* etc.
*/
class CurveLocation {
/**
* The segment of the curve which is closer to the described location.
*/
readonly segment: Segment
/**
* The curve that this location belongs to.
*/
readonly curve: Curve
/**
* The path that this locations is situated on.
*/
readonly path: Path
/**
* The index of the {@link #curve} within the {@link Path#curves} list, if
* it is part of a {@link Path} item.
*/
readonly index: number
/**
* The curve-time parameter, as used by various bezier curve calculations.
* It is value between `0` (beginning of the curve) and `1` (end of the
* curve).
*/
readonly time: number
/**
* The point which is defined by the {@link #curve} and
* {@link #time}.
*/
readonly point: Point
/**
* The length of the path from its beginning up to the location described
* by this object. If the curve is not part of a path, then the length
* within the curve is returned instead.
*/
readonly offset: number
/**
* The length of the curve from its beginning up to the location described
* by this object.
*/
readonly curveOffset: number
/**
* The curve location on the intersecting curve, if this location is the
* result of a call to {@link PathItem#getIntersections} /
* {@link Curve#getIntersections}.
*/
readonly intersection: CurveLocation
/**
* The tangential vector to the {@link #curve} at the given location.
*/
readonly tangent: Point
/**
* The normal vector to the {@link #curve} at the given location.
*/
readonly normal: Point
/**
* The curvature of the {@link #curve} at the given location.
*/
readonly curvature: number
/**
* The distance from the queried point to the returned location.
*
* @see Curve#getNearestLocation(point)
* @see PathItem#getNearestLocation(point)
*/
readonly distance: number
/**
* Creates a new CurveLocation object.
*/
constructor(curve: Curve, time: number, point?: Point)
/**
* Checks whether tow CurveLocation objects are describing the same location
* on a path, by applying the same tolerances as elsewhere when dealing with
* curve-time parameters.
*
* @return true if the locations are equal
*/
equals(location: CurveLocation): boolean
/**
* @return a string representation of the curve location
*/
toString(): string
/**
* Checks if the location is an intersection with another curve and is
* merely touching the other curve, as opposed to crossing it.
*
* @see #isCrossing()
*
* @return true if the location is an intersection that is
* merely touching another curve
*/
isTouching(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the location is an intersection with another curve and is
* crossing the other curve, as opposed to just touching it.
*
* @see #isTouching()
*
* @return true if the location is an intersection that is
* crossing another curve
*/
isCrossing(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the location is an intersection with another curve and is
* part of an overlap between the two involved paths.
*
* @see #isCrossing()
* @see #isTouching()
*
* @return true if the location is an intersection that is
* part of an overlap between the two involved paths
*/
hasOverlap(): boolean
}
/**
* The Event object is the base class for any of the other event types,
* such as {@link MouseEvent}, {@link ToolEvent} and {@link KeyEvent}.
*/
class Event {
/**
* The time at which the event was created, in milliseconds since the epoch.
*/
readonly timeStamp: number
/**
* The current state of the keyboard modifiers.
*
* @see Key.modifiers
*/
readonly modifiers: any
/**
* Cancels the event if it is cancelable, without stopping further
* propagation of the event.
*/
preventDefault(): void
/**
* Prevents further propagation of the current event.
*/
stopPropagation(): void
/**
* Cancels the event if it is cancelable, and stops stopping further
* propagation of the event. This is has the same effect as calling both
* {@link #stopPropagation} and {@link #preventDefault}.
*
* Any handler can also return `false` to indicate that `stop()` should be
* called right after.
*/
stop(): void
}
/**
* The Gradient object.
*/
class Gradient {
/**
* The gradient stops on the gradient ramp.
*/
stops: GradientStop[]
/**
* Specifies whether the gradient is radial or linear.
*/
radial: boolean
/**
* @return a copy of the gradient
*/
clone(): Gradient
/**
* Checks whether the gradient is equal to the supplied gradient.
*
* @return true if they are equal
*/
equals(gradient: Gradient): boolean
}
/**
* The GradientStop object.
*/
class GradientStop {
/**
* The ramp-point of the gradient stop as a value between `0` and `1`.
*/
offset: number
/**
* The color of the gradient stop.
*/
color: Color
/**
* Creates a GradientStop object.
*
* @param color - the color of the stop
* @param offset - the position of the stop on the gradient
* ramp as a value between `0` and `1`; `null` or `undefined` for automatic
* assignment.
*/
constructor(color?: Color, offset?: number)
/**
* @return a copy of the gradient-stop
*/
clone(): GradientStop
}
/**
* A Group is a collection of items. When you transform a Group, its
* children are treated as a single unit without changing their relative
* positions.
*/
class Group extends Item {
/**
* Specifies whether the group item is to be clipped. When setting to
* `true`, the first child in the group is automatically defined as the
* clipping mask.
*/
clipped: boolean
/**
* Creates a new Group item and places it at the top of the active layer.
*
* @param children - An array of children that will be added to the
* newly created group
*/
constructor(children?: Item[])
/**
* Creates a new Group item and places it at the top of the active layer.
*
* @param object - an object containing the properties to be set on
* the group
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
/**
* A HitResult object contains information about the results of a hit
* test. It is returned by {@link Item#hitTest} and
* {@link Project#hitTest}.
*/
class HitResult {
/**
* Describes the type of the hit result. For example, if you hit a segment
* point, the type would be `'segment'`.
*/
type: string
/**
* If the HitResult has a {@link HitResult#type} of `'bounds'`, this
* property describes which corner of the bounding rectangle was hit.
*/
name: string
/**
* The item that was hit.
*/
item: Item
/**
* If the HitResult has a type of 'curve' or 'stroke', this property gives
* more information about the exact position that was hit on the path.
*/
location: CurveLocation
/**
* If the HitResult has a type of 'pixel', this property refers to the color
* of the pixel on the {@link Raster} that was hit.
*/
color: Color | null
/**
* If the HitResult has a type of 'stroke', 'segment', 'handle-in' or
* 'handle-out', this property refers to the segment that was hit or that
* is closest to the hitResult.location on the curve.
*/
segment: Segment
/**
* Describes the actual coordinates of the segment, handle or bounding box
* corner that was hit.
*/
point: Point
}
/**
* The Item type allows you to access and modify the items in
* Paper.js projects. Its functionality is inherited by different project
* item types such as {@link Path}, {@link CompoundPath}, {@link Group},
* {@link Layer} and {@link Raster}. They each add a layer of functionality that
* is unique to their type, but share the underlying properties and functions
* that they inherit from Item.
*/
class Item {
/**
* The unique id of the item.
*/
readonly id: number
/**
* The class name of the item as a string.
*/
className: string
/**
* The name of the item. If the item has a name, it can be accessed by name
* through its parent's children list.
*/
name: string
/**
* The path style of the item.
*/
style: Style
/**
* Specifies whether the item is locked. When set to `true`, item
* interactions with the mouse are disabled.
*/
locked: boolean
/**
* Specifies whether the item is visible. When set to `false`, the item
* won't be drawn.
*/
visible: boolean
/**
* The blend mode with which the item is composited onto the canvas. Both
* the standard canvas compositing modes, as well as the new CSS blend modes
* are supported. If blend-modes cannot be rendered natively, they are
* emulated. Be aware that emulation can have an impact on performance.
*/
blendMode: string
/**
* The opacity of the item as a value between `0` and `1`.
*/
opacity: number
/**
* Specifies whether the item is selected. This will also return `true` for
* {@link Group} items if they are partially selected, e.g. groups
* containing selected or partially selected paths.
*
* Paper.js draws the visual outlines of selected items on top of your
* project. This can be useful for debugging, as it allows you to see the
* construction of paths, position of path curves, individual segment points
* and bounding boxes of symbol and raster items.
*
* @see Project#selectedItems
* @see Segment#selected
* @see Curve#selected
* @see Point#selected
*/
selected: boolean
/**
* Specifies whether the item defines a clip mask. This can only be set on
* paths and compound paths, and only if the item is already contained
* within a clipping group.
*/
clipMask: boolean
/**
* A plain javascript object which can be used to store
* arbitrary data on the item.
*/
data: any
/**
* The item's position within the parent item's coordinate system. By
* default, this is the {@link Rectangle#center} of the item's
* {@link #bounds} rectangle.
*/
position: Point
/**
* The item's pivot point specified in the item coordinate system, defining
* the point around which all transformations are hinging. This is also the
* reference point for {@link #position}. By default, it is set to `null`,
* meaning the {@link Rectangle#center} of the item's {@link #bounds}
* rectangle is used as pivot.
*/
pivot: Point
/**
* The bounding rectangle of the item excluding stroke width.
*/
bounds: Rectangle
/**
* The bounding rectangle of the item including stroke width.
*/
strokeBounds: Rectangle
/**
* The bounding rectangle of the item including handles.
*/
handleBounds: Rectangle
/**
* The bounding rectangle of the item without any matrix transformations.
*
* Typical use case would be drawing a frame around the object where you
* want to draw something of the same size, position, rotation, and scaling,
* like a selection frame.
*/
internalBounds: Rectangle
/**
* The current rotation angle of the item, as described by its
* {@link #matrix}.
* Please note that this only returns meaningful values for items with
* {@link #applyMatrix} set to `false`, meaning they do not directly bake
* transformations into their content.
*/
rotation: number
/**
* The current scale factor of the item, as described by its
* {@link #matrix}.
* Please note that this only returns meaningful values for items with
* {@link #applyMatrix} set to `false`, meaning they do not directly bake
* transformations into their content.
*/
scaling: Point
/**
* The item's transformation matrix, defining position and dimensions in
* relation to its parent item in which it is contained.
*/
matrix: Matrix
/**
* The item's global transformation matrix in relation to the global project
* coordinate space. Note that the view's transformations resulting from
* zooming and panning are not factored in.
*/
readonly globalMatrix: Matrix
/**
* The item's global matrix in relation to the view coordinate space. This
* means that the view's transformations resulting from zooming and panning
* are factored in.
*/
readonly viewMatrix: Matrix
/**
* Controls whether the transformations applied to the item (e.g. through
* {@link #transform}, {@link #rotate},
* {@link #scale}, etc.) are stored in its {@link #matrix} property,
* or whether they are directly applied to its contents or children (passed
* on to the segments in {@link Path} items, the children of {@link Group}
* items, etc.).
*/
applyMatrix: boolean
/**
* The project that this item belongs to.
*/
readonly project: Project
/**
* The view that this item belongs to.
*/
readonly view: View
/**
* The layer that this item is contained within.
*/
readonly layer: Layer
/**
* The item that this item is contained within.
*/
parent: Item
/**
* The children items contained within this item. Items that define a
* {@link #name} can also be accessed by name.
*
* Please note: The children array should not be modified directly
* using array functions. To remove single items from the children list, use
* {@link Item#remove}, to remove all items from the children list, use
* {@link Item#removeChildren}. To add items to the children list, use
* {@link Item#addChild} or {@link Item#insertChild}.
*/
children: Item[]
/**
* The first item contained within this item. This is a shortcut for
* accessing `item.children[0]`.
*/
readonly firstChild: Item
/**
* The last item contained within this item.This is a shortcut for
* accessing `item.children[item.children.length - 1]`.
*/
readonly lastChild: Item
/**
* The next item on the same level as this item.
*/
readonly nextSibling: Item
/**
* The previous item on the same level as this item.
*/
readonly previousSibling: Item
/**
* The index of this item within the list of its parent's children.
*/
readonly index: number
/**
* The color of the stroke.
*/
strokeColor: Color | null
/**
* The width of the stroke.
*/
strokeWidth: number
/**
* The shape to be used at the beginning and end of open {@link Path} items,
* when they have a stroke.
*/
strokeCap: string
/**
* The shape to be used at the segments and corners of {@link Path} items
* when they have a stroke.
*/
strokeJoin: string
/**
* The dash offset of the stroke.
*/
dashOffset: number
/**
* Specifies whether the stroke is to be drawn taking the current affine
* transformation into account (the default behavior), or whether it should
* appear as a non-scaling stroke.
*/
strokeScaling: boolean
/**
* Specifies an array containing the dash and gap lengths of the stroke.
*/
dashArray: number[]
/**
* The miter limit of the stroke.
* When two line segments meet at a sharp angle and miter joins have been
* specified for {@link Item#strokeJoin}, it is possible for the miter to
* extend far beyond the {@link Item#strokeWidth} of the path. The
* miterLimit imposes a limit on the ratio of the miter length to the
* {@link Item#strokeWidth}.
*/
miterLimit: number
/**
* The fill color of the item.
*/
fillColor: Color | null
/**
* The fill-rule with which the shape gets filled. Please note that only
* modern browsers support fill-rules other than `'nonzero'`.
*/
fillRule: string
/**
* The shadow color.
*/
shadowColor: Color | null
/**
* The shadow's blur radius.
*/
shadowBlur: number
/**
* The shadow's offset.
*/
shadowOffset: Point
/**
* The color the item is highlighted with when selected. If the item does
* not specify its own color, the color defined by its layer is used instead.
*/
selectedColor: Color | null
/**
* Item level handler function to be called on each frame of an animation.
* The function receives an event object which contains information about
* the frame event:
*
* @see View#onFrame
*
* @option event.count {Number} the number of times the frame event was
* fired
* @option event.time {Number} the total amount of time passed since the
* first frame event in seconds
* @option event.delta {Number} the time passed in seconds since the last
* frame event
*/
onFrame: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse button is pushed down on the
* item. The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains
* information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy and will
* reach the view, unless they are stopped with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from the handler.
*
* @see View#onMouseDown
*/
onMouseDown: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse position changes while the mouse
* is being dragged over the item. The function receives a {@link
* MouseEvent} object which contains information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy and will
* reach the view, unless they are stopped with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from the handler.
*
* @see View#onMouseDrag
*/
onMouseDrag: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse button is released over the item.
* The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains
* information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy and will
* reach the view, unless they are stopped with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from the handler.
*
* @see View#onMouseUp
*/
onMouseUp: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse clicks on the item. The function
* receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains information about the
* mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy and will
* reach the view, unless they are stopped with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from the handler.
*
* @see View#onClick
*/
onClick: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse double clicks on the item. The
* function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains information
* about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy and will
* reach the view, unless they are stopped with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from the handler.
*
* @see View#onDoubleClick
*/
onDoubleClick: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called repeatedly while the mouse moves over the item.
* The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains
* information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy and will
* reach the view, unless they are stopped with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from the handler.
*
* @see View#onMouseMove
*/
onMouseMove: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse moves over the item. This
* function will only be called again, once the mouse moved outside of the
* item first. The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which
* contains information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy and will
* reach the view, unless they are stopped with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from the handler.
*
* @see View#onMouseEnter
*/
onMouseEnter: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse moves out of the item.
* The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains
* information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy and will
* reach the view, unless they are stopped with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from the handler.
*
* @see View#onMouseLeave
*/
onMouseLeave: Function | null
/**
* Checks if the item contains any children items.
*
* @return true it has one or more children
*/
hasChildren(): boolean
/**
* Sets the properties of the passed object literal on this item to the
* values defined in the object literal, if the item has property of the
* given name (or a setter defined for it).
*
* @return the item itself
*/
set(props: object): Item
/**
* Copies the content of the specified item over to this item.
*
* @param source - the item to copy the content from
*/
copyContent(source: Item): void
/**
* Copies all attributes of the specified item over to this item. This
* includes its style, visibility, matrix, pivot, blend-mode, opacity,
* selection state, data, name, etc.
*
* @param source - the item to copy the attributes from
* @param excludeMatrix - whether to exclude the transformation
* matrix when copying all attributes
*/
copyAttributes(source: Item, excludeMatrix: boolean): void
/**
* Rasterizes the item into a newly created Raster object. The item itself
* is not removed after rasterization.
*
* @param resolution - the resolution of the raster
* in pixels per inch (DPI). If not specified, the value of
* `view.resolution` is used.
* @param insert - specifies whether the raster should be
* inserted into the scene graph. When set to `true`, it is inserted
* above the original
*
* @return the newly created raster item
*/
rasterize(resolution?: number, insert?: boolean): Raster
/**
* Checks whether the item's geometry contains the given point.
*
* @param point - the point to check for
*/
contains(point: Point): boolean
/**
* @param rect - the rectangle to check against
*/
isInside(rect: Rectangle): boolean
/**
* @param item - the item to check against
*/
intersects(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Performs a hit-test on the item and its children (if it is a {@link
* Group} or {@link Layer}) at the location of the specified point,
* returning the first found hit.
*
* The options object allows you to control the specifics of the hit-
* test and may contain a combination of the following values:
*
* @option [options.tolerance={@link PaperScope#settings}.hitTolerance]
* {Number} the tolerance of the hit-test
* @option options.class {Function} only hit-test against a specific item
* class, or any of its sub-classes, by providing the constructor
* function against which an `instanceof` check is performed:
* {@values Group, Layer, Path, CompoundPath, Shape, Raster,
* SymbolItem, PointText, ...}
* @option options.match {Function} a match function to be called for each
* found hit result: Return `true` to return the result, `false` to keep
* searching
* @option [options.fill=true] {Boolean} hit-test the fill of items
* @option [options.stroke=true] {Boolean} hit-test the stroke of path
* items, taking into account the setting of stroke color and width
* @option [options.segments=true] {Boolean} hit-test for {@link
* Segment#point} of {@link Path} items
* @option options.curves {Boolean} hit-test the curves of path items,
* without taking the stroke color or width into account
* @option options.handles {Boolean} hit-test for the handles ({@link
* Segment#handleIn} / {@link Segment#handleOut}) of path segments.
* @option options.ends {Boolean} only hit-test for the first or last
* segment points of open path items
* @option options.position {Boolean} hit-test the {@link Item#position} of
* of items, which depends on the setting of {@link Item#pivot}
* @option options.center {Boolean} hit-test the {@link Rectangle#center} of
* the bounding rectangle of items ({@link Item#bounds})
* @option options.bounds {Boolean} hit-test the corners and side-centers of
* the bounding rectangle of items ({@link Item#bounds})
* @option options.guides {Boolean} hit-test items that have {@link
* Item#guide} set to `true`
* @option options.selected {Boolean} only hit selected items
*
* @param point - the point where the hit-test should be performed
* (in global coordinates system).
*
* @return a hit result object describing what exactly was hit
* or `null` if nothing was hit
*/
hitTest(point: Point, options?: object): HitResult
/**
* Performs a hit-test on the item and its children (if it is a {@link
* Group} or {@link Layer}) at the location of the specified point,
* returning all found hits.
*
* The options object allows you to control the specifics of the hit-
* test. See {@link #hitTest} for a list of all options.
*
* @see #hitTest(point[, options]);
*
* @param point - the point where the hit-test should be performed
* (in global coordinates system).
*
* @return hit result objects for all hits, describing what
* exactly was hit or `null` if nothing was hit
*/
hitTestAll(point: Point, options?: object): HitResult[]
/**
* Checks whether the item matches the criteria described by the given
* object, by iterating over all of its properties and matching against
* their values through {@link #matches}.
*
* See {@link Project#getItems} for a selection of illustrated
* examples.
*
* @see #getItems(options)
*
* @param options - the criteria to match against
*
* @return true if the item matches all the criteria
*/
matches(options: object | Function): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the item matches the given criteria. Extended matching is
* possible by providing a compare function or a regular expression.
* Matching points, colors only work as a comparison of the full object, not
* partial matching (e.g. only providing the x-coordinate to match all
* points with that x-value). Partial matching does work for
* {@link Item#data}.
*
* See {@link Project#getItems} for a selection of illustrated
* examples.
*
* @see #getItems(options)
*
* @param name - the name of the state to match against
* @param compare - the value, function or regular expression to
* compare against
*
* @return true if the item matches the state
*/
matches(name: string, compare: object): boolean
/**
* Fetch the descendants (children or children of children) of this item
* that match the properties in the specified object. Extended matching is
* possible by providing a compare function or regular expression. Matching
* points, colors only work as a comparison of the full object, not partial
* matching (e.g. only providing the x- coordinate to match all points with
* that x-value). Partial matching does work for {@link Item#data}.
*
* Matching items against a rectangular area is also possible, by setting
* either `options.inside` or `options.overlapping` to a rectangle describing
* the area in which the items either have to be fully or partly contained.
*
* See {@link Project#getItems} for a selection of illustrated
* examples.
*
* @see #matches(options)
*
* @option [options.recursive=true] {Boolean} whether to loop recursively
* through all children, or stop at the current level
* @option options.match {Function} a match function to be called for each
* item, allowing the definition of more flexible item checks that are
* not bound to properties. If no other match properties are defined,
* this function can also be passed instead of the `options` object
* @option options.class {Function} the constructor function of the item type
* to match against
* @option options.inside {Rectangle} the rectangle in which the items need to
* be fully contained
* @option options.overlapping {Rectangle} the rectangle with which the items
* need to at least partly overlap
*
* @param options - the criteria to match against
*
* @return the list of matching descendant items
*/
getItems(options: object | Function): Item[]
/**
* Fetch the first descendant (child or child of child) of this item
* that matches the properties in the specified object.
* Extended matching is possible by providing a compare function or
* regular expression. Matching points, colors only work as a comparison
* of the full object, not partial matching (e.g. only providing the x-
* coordinate to match all points with that x-value). Partial matching
* does work for {@link Item#data}.
* See {@link Project#getItems} for a selection of illustrated
* examples.
*
* @see #getItems(match)
*
* @param match - the criteria to match against
*
* @return the first descendant item matching the given criteria
*/
getItem(match: object | Function): Item
/**
* Exports (serializes) the item with its content and child items to a JSON
* data string.
*
* @option [options.asString=true] {Boolean} whether the JSON is returned as
* a `Object` or a `String`
* @option [options.precision=5] {Number} the amount of fractional digits in
* numbers used in JSON data
*
* @param options - the serialization options
*
* @return the exported JSON data
*/
exportJSON(options?: object): string
/**
* Imports (deserializes) the stored JSON data into this item. If the data
* describes an item of the same class or a parent class of the item, the
* data is imported into the item itself. If not, the imported item is added
* to this item's {@link Item#children} list. Note that not all type of
* items can have children.
*
* @param json - the JSON data to import from
*/
importJSON(json: string): Item
/**
* Exports the item with its content and child items as an SVG DOM.
*
* @option [options.bounds='view'] {String|Rectangle} the bounds of the area
* to export, either as a string ({@values 'view', content'}), or a
* {@link Rectangle} object: `'view'` uses the view bounds,
* `'content'` uses the stroke bounds of all content
* @option [options.matrix=paper.view.matrix] {Matrix} the matrix with which
* to transform the exported content: If `options.bounds` is set to
* `'view'`, `paper.view.matrix` is used, for all other settings of
* `options.bounds` the identity matrix is used.
* @option [options.asString=false] {Boolean} whether a SVG node or a
* `String` is to be returned
* @option [options.precision=5] {Number} the amount of fractional digits in
* numbers used in SVG data
* @option [options.matchShapes=false] {Boolean} whether path items should
* tried to be converted to SVG shape items (rect, circle, ellipse,
* line, polyline, polygon), if their geometries match
* @option [options.embedImages=true] {Boolean} whether raster images should
* be embedded as base64 data inlined in the xlink:href attribute, or
* kept as a link to their external URL.
*
* @param options - the export options
*
* @return the item converted to an SVG node or a
* `String` depending on `option.asString` value
*/
exportSVG(options?: object): SVGElement | string
/**
* Converts the provided SVG content into Paper.js items and adds them to
* the this item's children list. Note that the item is not cleared first.
* You can call {@link Item#removeChildren} to do so.
*
* @option [options.expandShapes=false] {Boolean} whether imported shape
* items should be expanded to path items
* @option options.onLoad {Function} the callback function to call once the
* SVG content is loaded from the given URL receiving two arguments: the
* converted `item` and the original `svg` data as a string. Only
* required when loading from external resources.
* @option options.onError {Function} the callback function to call if an
* error occurs during loading. Only required when loading from external
* resources.
* @option [options.insert=true] {Boolean} whether the imported items should
* be added to the item that `importSVG()` is called on
* @option [options.applyMatrix={@link PaperScope#settings}.applyMatrix]
* {Boolean} whether the imported items should have their transformation
* matrices applied to their contents or not
*
* @param svg - the SVG content to import, either as a SVG
* DOM node, a string containing SVG content, or a string describing the
* URL of the SVG file to fetch.
* @param options - the import options
*
* @return the newly created Paper.js item containing the converted
* SVG content
*/
importSVG(svg: SVGElement | string, options?: object): Item
/**
* Imports the provided external SVG file, converts it into Paper.js items
* and adds them to the this item's children list. Note that the item is not
* cleared first. You can call {@link Item#removeChildren} to do so.
*
* @param svg - the URL of the SVG file to fetch.
* @param onLoad - the callback function to call once the SVG
* content is loaded from the given URL receiving two arguments: the
* converted `item` and the original `svg` data as a string. Only
* required when loading from external files.
*
* @return the newly created Paper.js item containing the converted
* SVG content
*/
importSVG(svg: SVGElement | string, onLoad: Function): Item
/**
* Adds the specified item as a child of this item at the end of the its
* {@link #children} list. You can use this function for groups, compound
* paths and layers.
*
* @param item - the item to be added as a child
*
* @return the added item, or `null` if adding was not possible
*/
addChild(item: Item): Item
/**
* Inserts the specified item as a child of this item at the specified index
* in its {@link #children} list. You can use this function for groups,
* compound paths and layers.
*
* @param index - the index at which to insert the item
* @param item - the item to be inserted as a child
*
* @return the inserted item, or `null` if inserting was not possible
*/
insertChild(index: number, item: Item): Item
/**
* Adds the specified items as children of this item at the end of the its
* children list. You can use this function for groups, compound paths and
* layers.
*
* @param items - the items to be added as children
*
* @return the added items, or `null` if adding was not possible
*/
addChildren(items: Item[]): Item[]
/**
* Inserts the specified items as children of this item at the specified
* index in its {@link #children} list. You can use this function for
* groups, compound paths and layers.
*
* @param items - the items to be appended as children
*
* @return the inserted items, or `null` if inserted was not
* possible
*/
insertChildren(index: number, items: Item[]): Item[]
/**
* Inserts this item above the specified item.
*
* @param item - the item above which it should be inserted
*
* @return the inserted item, or `null` if inserting was not possible
*/
insertAbove(item: Item): Item
/**
* Inserts this item below the specified item.
*
* @param item - the item below which it should be inserted
*
* @return the inserted item, or `null` if inserting was not possible
*/
insertBelow(item: Item): Item
/**
* Sends this item to the back of all other items within the same parent.
*/
sendToBack(): void
/**
* Brings this item to the front of all other items within the same parent.
*/
bringToFront(): void
/**
* Adds it to the specified owner, which can be either a {@link Item} or a
* {@link Project}.
*
* @param owner - the item or project to
* add the item to
*
* @return the item itself, if it was successfully added
*/
addTo(owner: Project | Layer | Group | CompoundPath): Item
/**
* Clones the item and adds it to the specified owner, which can be either
* a {@link Item} or a {@link Project}.
*
* @param owner - the item or project to
* copy the item to
*
* @return the new copy of the item, if it was successfully added
*/
copyTo(owner: Project | Layer | Group | CompoundPath): Item
/**
* If this is a group, layer or compound-path with only one child-item,
* the child-item is moved outside and the parent is erased. Otherwise, the
* item itself is returned unmodified.
*
* @return the reduced item
*/
reduce(options: any): Item
/**
* Removes the item and all its children from the project. The item is not
* destroyed and can be inserted again after removal.
*
* @return true if the item was removed
*/
remove(): boolean
/**
* Replaces this item with the provided new item which will takes its place
* in the project hierarchy instead.
*
* @param item - the item that will replace this item
*
* @return true if the item was replaced
*/
replaceWith(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Removes all of the item's {@link #children} (if any).
*
* @return an array containing the removed items
*/
removeChildren(): Item[]
/**
* Removes the children from the specified `start` index to and excluding
* the `end` index from the parent's {@link #children} array.
*
* @param start - the beginning index, inclusive
* @param end - the ending index, exclusive
*
* @return an array containing the removed items
*/
removeChildren(start: number, end?: number): Item[]
/**
* Reverses the order of the item's children
*/
reverseChildren(): void
/**
* Specifies whether the item has any content or not. The meaning of what
* content is differs from type to type. For example, a {@link Group} with
* no children, a {@link TextItem} with no text content and a {@link Path}
* with no segments all are considered empty.
*
* @param recursively - whether an item with children should be
* considered empty if all its descendants are empty
*/
isEmpty(recursively?: boolean): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the item has a fill.
*
* @return true if the item has a fill
*/
hasFill(): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the item has a stroke.
*
* @return true if the item has a stroke
*/
hasStroke(): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the item has a shadow.
*
* @return true if the item has a shadow
*/
hasShadow(): boolean
/**
* Clones the item within the same project and places the copy above the
* item.
*
* @option [insert=true] specifies whether the copy should be
* inserted into the scene graph. When set to `true`, it is inserted
* above the original
* @option [deep=true] specifies whether the item's children should also be
* cloned
*
* @return the newly cloned item
*/
clone(options?: object): Item
/**
* Checks whether the item and all its parents are inserted into scene graph
* or not.
*
* @return true if the item is inserted into the scene graph
*/
isInserted(): boolean
/**
* Checks if this item is above the specified item in the stacking order
* of the project.
*
* @param item - the item to check against
*
* @return true if it is above the specified item
*/
isAbove(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Checks if the item is below the specified item in the stacking order of
* the project.
*
* @param item - the item to check against
*
* @return true if it is below the specified item
*/
isBelow(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the specified item is the parent of the item.
*
* @param item - the item to check against
*
* @return true if it is the parent of the item
*/
isParent(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the specified item is a child of the item.
*
* @param item - the item to check against
*
* @return true it is a child of the item
*/
isChild(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Checks if the item is contained within the specified item.
*
* @param item - the item to check against
*
* @return true if it is inside the specified item
*/
isDescendant(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Checks if the item is an ancestor of the specified item.
*
* @param item - the item to check against
*
* @return true if the item is an ancestor of the specified
* item
*/
isAncestor(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Checks if the item is an a sibling of the specified item.
*
* @param item - the item to check against
*
* @return true if the item is aa sibling of the specified item
*/
isSibling(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the item is grouped with the specified item.
*
* @return true if the items are grouped together
*/
isGroupedWith(item: Item): boolean
/**
* Translates (moves) the item by the given offset views.
*
* @param delta - the offset to translate the item by
*/
translate(delta: Point): void
/**
* Rotates the item by a given angle around the given center point.
*
* Angles are oriented clockwise and measured in degrees.
*
* @see Matrix#rotate(angle[, center])
*
* @param angle - the rotation angle
*/
rotate(angle: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Scales the item by the given value from its center point, or optionally
* from a supplied point.
*
* @param scale - the scale factor
*/
scale(scale: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Scales the item by the given values from its center point, or optionally
* from a supplied point.
*
* @param hor - the horizontal scale factor
* @param ver - the vertical scale factor
*/
scale(hor: number, ver: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Shears the item by the given value from its center point, or optionally
* by a supplied point.
*
* @see Matrix#shear(shear[, center])
*
* @param shear - the horizontal and vertical shear factors as a point
*/
shear(shear: Point, center?: Point): void
/**
* Shears the item by the given values from its center point, or optionally
* by a supplied point.
*
* @see Matrix#shear(hor, ver[, center])
*
* @param hor - the horizontal shear factor
* @param ver - the vertical shear factor
*/
shear(hor: number, ver: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Skews the item by the given angles from its center point, or optionally
* by a supplied point.
*
* @see Matrix#shear(skew[, center])
*
* @param skew - the horizontal and vertical skew angles in degrees
*/
skew(skew: Point, center?: Point): void
/**
* Skews the item by the given angles from its center point, or optionally
* by a supplied point.
*
* @see Matrix#shear(hor, ver[, center])
*
* @param hor - the horizontal skew angle in degrees
* @param ver - the vertical sskew angle in degrees
*/
skew(hor: number, ver: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Transform the item.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix by which the item shall be transformed
*/
transform(matrix: Matrix): void
/**
* Converts the specified point from global project coordinate space to the
* item's own local coordinate space.
*
* @param point - the point to be transformed
*
* @return the transformed point as a new instance
*/
globalToLocal(point: Point): Point
/**
* Converts the specified point from the item's own local coordinate space
* to the global project coordinate space.
*
* @param point - the point to be transformed
*
* @return the transformed point as a new instance
*/
localToGlobal(point: Point): Point
/**
* Converts the specified point from the parent's coordinate space to
* item's own local coordinate space.
*
* @param point - the point to be transformed
*
* @return the transformed point as a new instance
*/
parentToLocal(point: Point): Point
/**
* Converts the specified point from the item's own local coordinate space
* to the parent's coordinate space.
*
* @param point - the point to be transformed
*
* @return the transformed point as a new instance
*/
localToParent(point: Point): Point
/**
* Transform the item so that its {@link #bounds} fit within the specified
* rectangle, without changing its aspect ratio.
*/
fitBounds(rectangle: Rectangle, fill?: boolean): void
/**
* Attaches an event handler to the item.
*
* @param type - the type of event: {@values 'frame', mousedown',
* 'mouseup', 'mousedrag', 'click', 'doubleclick', 'mousemove',
* 'mouseenter', 'mouseleave'}
* @param function - the function to be called when the event
* occurs, receiving a {@link MouseEvent} or {@link Event} object as its
* sole argument
*
* @return this item itself, so calls can be chained
*/
on(type: string, callback: Function): Item
/**
* Attaches one or more event handlers to the item.
*
* @param object - an object containing one or more of the following
* properties: {@values frame, mousedown, mouseup, mousedrag, click,
* doubleclick, mousemove, mouseenter, mouseleave}
*
* @return this item itself, so calls can be chained
*/
on(object: object): Item
/**
* Detach an event handler from the item.
*
* @param type - the type of event: {@values 'frame', mousedown',
* 'mouseup', 'mousedrag', 'click', 'doubleclick', 'mousemove',
* 'mouseenter', 'mouseleave'}
* @param function - the function to be detached
*
* @return this item itself, so calls can be chained
*/
off(type: string, callback: Function): Item
/**
* Detach one or more event handlers to the item.
*
* @param object - an object containing one or more of the following
* properties: {@values frame, mousedown, mouseup, mousedrag, click,
* doubleclick, mousemove, mouseenter, mouseleave}
*
* @return this item itself, so calls can be chained
*/
off(object: object): Item
/**
* Emit an event on the item.
*
* @param type - the type of event: {@values 'frame', mousedown',
* 'mouseup', 'mousedrag', 'click', 'doubleclick', 'mousemove',
* 'mouseenter', 'mouseleave'}
* @param event - an object literal containing properties describing
* the event
*
* @return true if the event had listeners
*/
emit(type: string, event: object): boolean
/**
* Check if the item has one or more event handlers of the specified type.
*
* @param type - the type of event: {@values 'frame', mousedown',
* 'mouseup', 'mousedrag', 'click', 'doubleclick', 'mousemove',
* 'mouseenter', 'mouseleave'}
*
* @return true if the item has one or more event handlers of
* the specified type
*/
responds(type: string): boolean
/**
* Removes the item when the events specified in the passed options object
* occur.
*
* @option options.move {Boolean) remove the item when the next {@link
* Tool#onMouseMove} event is fired.
* @option options.drag {Boolena) remove the item when the next {@link
* Tool#onMouseDrag} event is fired.
* @option options.down {Boolean) remove the item when the next {@link
* Tool#onMouseDown} event is fired.
* @option options.up {Boolean) remove the item when the next {@link
* Tool#onMouseUp} event is fired.
*/
removeOn(options: object): void
/**
* Removes the item when the next {@link Tool#onMouseMove} event is fired.
*/
removeOnMove(): void
/**
* Removes the item when the next {@link Tool#onMouseDown} event is fired.
*/
removeOnDown(): void
/**
* Removes the item when the next {@link Tool#onMouseDrag} event is fired.
*/
removeOnDrag(): void
/**
* Removes the item when the next {@link Tool#onMouseUp} event is fired.
*/
removeOnUp(): void
/**
* Tween item between two states.
*
* @option options.duration {Number} the duration of the tweening
* @option [options.easing='linear'] {Function|String} an easing function or the type
* of the easing: {@values 'linear' 'easeInQuad' 'easeOutQuad'
* 'easeInOutQuad' 'easeInCubic' 'easeOutCubic' 'easeInOutCubic'
* 'easeInQuart' 'easeOutQuart' 'easeInOutQuart' 'easeInQuint'
* 'easeOutQuint' 'easeInOutQuint'}
* @option [options.start=true] {Boolean} whether to start tweening automatically
*
* @param from - the state at the start of the tweening
* @param to - the state at the end of the tweening
* @param options - the options or the duration
*/
tween(from: object, to: object, options: object | number): Tween
/**
* Tween item to a state.
*
* @see Item#tween(from, to, options)
*
* @param to - the state at the end of the tweening
* @param options - the options or the duration
*/
tween(to: object, options: object | number): Tween
/**
* Tween item.
*
* @see Item#tween(from, to, options)
*
* @param options - the options or the duration
*/
tween(options: object | number): Tween
/**
* Tween item to a state.
*
* @see Item#tween(to, options)
*
* @param to - the state at the end of the tweening
* @param options - the options or the duration
*/
tweenTo(to: object, options: object | number): Tween
/**
* Tween item from a state to its state before the tweening.
*
* @see Item#tween(from, to, options)
*
* @param from - the state at the start of the tweening
* @param options - the options or the duration
*/
tweenFrom(from: object, options: object | number): Tween
}
class Key {
/**
* The current state of the keyboard modifiers.
*
* @option modifiers.shift {Boolean} {@true if the shift key is
* pressed}.
* @option modifiers.control {Boolean} {@true if the control key is
* pressed}.
* @option modifiers.alt {Boolean} {@true if the alt/option key is
* pressed}.
* @option modifiers.meta {Boolean} {@true if the meta/windows/command
* key is pressed}.
* @option modifiers.capsLock {Boolean} {@true if the caps-lock key is
* active}.
* @option modifiers.space {Boolean} {@true if the space key is
* pressed}.
* @option modifiers.option {Boolean} {@true if the alt/option key is
* pressed}. This is the same as `modifiers.alt`
* @option modifiers.command {Boolean} {@true if the meta key is pressed
* on Mac, or the control key is pressed on Windows and Linux}.
*/
static modifiers: any
/**
* Checks whether the specified key is pressed.
*
* @param key - any character or special key descriptor:
* {@values 'enter', 'space', 'shift', 'control', 'alt', 'meta',
* 'caps-lock', 'left', 'up', 'right', 'down', 'escape', 'delete',
* ...}
*
* @return true if the key is pressed
*/
static isDown(key: string): boolean
}
/**
* The KeyEvent object is received by the {@link Tool}'s keyboard
* handlers {@link Tool#onKeyDown}, {@link Tool#onKeyUp}. The KeyEvent object is
* the only parameter passed to these functions and contains information about
* the keyboard event.
*/
class KeyEvent extends Event {
/**
* The type of mouse event.
*/
type: string
/**
* The character representation of the key that caused this key event,
* taking into account the current key-modifiers (e.g. shift, control,
* caps-lock, etc.)
*/
character: string
/**
* The key that caused this key event, either as a lower-case character or
* special key descriptor.
*/
key: string
/**
* @return a string representation of the key event
*/
toString(): string
}
/**
* The Layer item represents a layer in a Paper.js project.
*
* The layer which is currently active can be accessed through
* {@link Project#activeLayer}.
* An array of all layers in a project can be accessed through
* {@link Project#layers}.
*/
class Layer extends Group {
/**
* Creates a new Layer item and places it at the end of the
* {@link Project#layers} array. The newly created layer will be activated,
* so all newly created items will be placed within it.
*
* @param children - An array of items that will be added to the
* newly created layer
*/
constructor(children?: Item[])
/**
* Creates a new Layer item and places it at the end of the
* {@link Project#layers} array. The newly created layer will be activated,
* so all newly created items will be placed within it.
*
* @param object - an object containing the properties to be set on
* the layer
*/
constructor(object: object)
/**
* Activates the layer.
*/
activate(): void
}
/**
* An affine transformation matrix performs a linear mapping from 2D
* coordinates to other 2D coordinates that preserves the "straightness" and
* "parallelness" of lines.
*
* Such a coordinate transformation can be represented by a 3 row by 3
* column matrix with an implied last row of `[ 0 0 1 ]`. This matrix
* transforms source coordinates `(x, y)` into destination coordinates `(x',y')`
* by considering them to be a column vector and multiplying the coordinate
* vector by the matrix according to the following process:
*
* [ x ] [ a c tx ] [ x ] [ a * x + c * y + tx ]
* [ y ] = [ b d ty ] [ y ] = [ b * x + d * y + ty ]
* [ 1 ] [ 0 0 1 ] [ 1 ] [ 1 ]
*
* Note the locations of b and c.
*
* This class is optimized for speed and minimizes calculations based on its
* knowledge of the underlying matrix (as opposed to say simply performing
* matrix multiplication).
*/
class Matrix {
/**
* The value that affects the transformation along the x axis when scaling
* or rotating, positioned at (0, 0) in the transformation matrix.
*/
a: number
/**
* The value that affects the transformation along the y axis when rotating
* or skewing, positioned at (1, 0) in the transformation matrix.
*/
b: number
/**
* The value that affects the transformation along the x axis when rotating
* or skewing, positioned at (0, 1) in the transformation matrix.
*/
c: number
/**
* The value that affects the transformation along the y axis when scaling
* or rotating, positioned at (1, 1) in the transformation matrix.
*/
d: number
/**
* The distance by which to translate along the x axis, positioned at (2, 0)
* in the transformation matrix.
*/
tx: number
/**
* The distance by which to translate along the y axis, positioned at (2, 1)
* in the transformation matrix.
*/
ty: number
/**
* The matrix values as an array, in the same sequence as they are passed
* to {@link #initialize}.
*/
readonly values: number[]
/**
* The translation of the matrix as a vector.
*/
readonly translation: Point
/**
* The scaling values of the matrix, if it can be decomposed.
*
* @see #decompose()
*/
readonly scaling: Point
/**
* The rotation angle of the matrix, if it can be decomposed.
*
* @see #decompose()
*/
readonly rotation: number
/**
* Creates a 2D affine transformation matrix that describes the identity
* transformation.
*/
constructor()
/**
* Creates a 2D affine transformation matrix.
*
* @param values - the matrix values to initialize this matrix with
*/
constructor(values: number[])
/**
* Creates a 2D affine transformation matrix.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix to copy the values from
*/
constructor(matrix: Matrix)
/**
* Creates a 2D affine transformation matrix.
*
* @param a - the a property of the transform
* @param b - the b property of the transform
* @param c - the c property of the transform
* @param d - the d property of the transform
* @param tx - the tx property of the transform
* @param ty - the ty property of the transform
*/
constructor(a: number, b: number, c: number, d: number, tx: number, ty: number)
/**
* Sets the matrix to the passed values. Note that any sequence of
* parameters that is supported by the various {@link Matrix} constructors
* also work for calls of `set()`.
*/
set(...values: any[]): Point
/**
* @return a copy of this transform
*/
clone(): Matrix
/**
* Checks whether the two matrices describe the same transformation.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix to compare this matrix to
*
* @return true if the matrices are equal
*/
equals(matrix: Matrix): boolean
/**
* @return a string representation of this transform
*/
toString(): string
/**
* Resets the matrix by setting its values to the ones of the identity
* matrix that results in no transformation.
*/
reset(): void
/**
* Attempts to apply the matrix to the content of item that it belongs to,
* meaning its transformation is baked into the item's content or children.
*
* @param recursively - controls whether to apply
* transformations recursively on children
*
* @return true if the matrix was applied
*/
apply(recursively?: boolean): boolean
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a translate transformation.
*
* @param point - the vector to translate by
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
translate(point: Point): Matrix
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a translate transformation.
*
* @param dx - the distance to translate in the x direction
* @param dy - the distance to translate in the y direction
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
translate(dx: number, dy: number): Matrix
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a scaling transformation.
*
* @param scale - the scaling factor
* @param center - the center for the scaling transformation
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
scale(scale: number, center?: Point): Matrix
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a scaling transformation.
*
* @param hor - the horizontal scaling factor
* @param ver - the vertical scaling factor
* @param center - the center for the scaling transformation
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
scale(hor: number, ver: number, center?: Point): Matrix
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a rotation transformation around an
* anchor point.
*
* @param angle - the angle of rotation measured in degrees
* @param center - the anchor point to rotate around
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
rotate(angle: number, center: Point): Matrix
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a rotation transformation around an
* anchor point.
*
* @param angle - the angle of rotation measured in degrees
* @param x - the x coordinate of the anchor point
* @param y - the y coordinate of the anchor point
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
rotate(angle: number, x: number, y: number): Matrix
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a shear transformation.
*
* @param shear - the shear factor in x and y direction
* @param center - the center for the shear transformation
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
shear(shear: Point, center?: Point): Matrix
/**
* Applies this matrix to the specified Canvas Context.
*/
applyToContext(ctx: CanvasRenderingContext2D): void
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a skew transformation.
*
* @param skew - the skew angles in x and y direction in degrees
* @param center - the center for the skew transformation
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
skew(skew: Point, center?: Point): Matrix
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a skew transformation.
*
* @param hor - the horizontal skew angle in degrees
* @param ver - the vertical skew angle in degrees
* @param center - the center for the skew transformation
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
skew(hor: number, ver: number, center?: Point): Matrix
/**
* Appends the specified matrix to this matrix. This is the equivalent of
* multiplying `(this matrix) * (specified matrix)`.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix to append
*
* @return this matrix, modified
*/
append(matrix: Matrix): Matrix
/**
* Prepends the specified matrix to this matrix. This is the equivalent of
* multiplying `(specified matrix) * (this matrix)`.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix to prepend
*
* @return this matrix, modified
*/
prepend(matrix: Matrix): Matrix
/**
* Returns a new matrix as the result of appending the specified matrix to
* this matrix. This is the equivalent of multiplying
* `(this matrix) * (specified matrix)`.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix to append
*
* @return the newly created matrix
*/
appended(matrix: Matrix): Matrix
/**
* Returns a new matrix as the result of prepending the specified matrix
* to this matrix. This is the equivalent of multiplying
* `(specified matrix) * (this matrix)`.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix to prepend
*
* @return the newly created matrix
*/
prepended(matrix: Matrix): Matrix
/**
* Inverts the matrix, causing it to perform the opposite transformation.
* If the matrix is not invertible (in which case {@link #isSingular}
* returns true), `null` is returned.
*
* @return this matrix, or `null`, if the matrix is singular.
*/
invert(): Matrix
/**
* Creates a new matrix that is the inversion of this matrix, causing it to
* perform the opposite transformation. If the matrix is not invertible (in
* which case {@link #isSingular} returns true), `null` is returned.
*
* @return this matrix, or `null`, if the matrix is singular.
*/
inverted(): Matrix
/**
* @return whether this matrix is the identity matrix
*/
isIdentity(): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the matrix is invertible. A matrix is not invertible if
* the determinant is 0 or any value is infinite or NaN.
*
* @return whether the matrix is invertible
*/
isInvertible(): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the matrix is singular or not. Singular matrices cannot be
* inverted.
*
* @return whether the matrix is singular
*/
isSingular(): boolean
/**
* Transforms a point and returns the result.
*
* @param point - the point to be transformed
*
* @return the transformed point
*/
transform(point: Point): Point
/**
* Transforms an array of coordinates by this matrix and stores the results
* into the destination array, which is also returned.
*
* @param src - the array containing the source points
* as x, y value pairs
* @param dst - the array into which to store the transformed
* point pairs
* @param count - the number of points to transform
*
* @return the dst array, containing the transformed coordinates
*/
transform(src: number[], dst: number[], count: number): number[]
/**
* Inverse transforms a point and returns the result.
*
* @param point - the point to be transformed
*/
inverseTransform(point: Point): Point
/**
* Decomposes the affine transformation described by this matrix into
* `scaling`, `rotation` and `skewing`, and returns an object with
* these properties.
*
* @return the decomposed matrix
*/
decompose(): object
/**
* Concatenates this matrix with a shear transformation.
*
* @param hor - the horizontal shear factor
* @param ver - the vertical shear factor
* @param center - the center for the shear transformation
*
* @return this affine transform
*/
shear(hor: number, ver: number, center?: Point): Matrix
}
/**
* The MouseEvent object is received by the {@link Item}'s mouse event
* handlers {@link Item#onMouseDown}, {@link Item#onMouseDrag},
* {@link Item#onMouseMove}, {@link Item#onMouseUp}, {@link Item#onClick},
* {@link Item#onDoubleClick}, {@link Item#onMouseEnter} and
* {@link Item#onMouseLeave}. The MouseEvent object is the only parameter passed
* to these functions and contains information about the mouse event.
*/
class MouseEvent extends Event {
/**
* The type of mouse event.
*/
type: string
/**
* The position of the mouse in project coordinates when the event was
* fired.
*/
point: Point
/**
* The item that dispatched the event. It is different from
* {@link #currentTarget} when the event handler is called during
* the bubbling phase of the event.
*/
target: Item
/**
* The current target for the event, as the event traverses the scene graph.
* It always refers to the element the event handler has been attached to as
* opposed to {@link #target} which identifies the element on
* which the event occurred.
*/
currentTarget: Item
delta: Point
/**
* @return a string representation of the mouse event
*/
toString(): string
}
/**
* The `PaperScope` class represents the scope associated with a Paper
* context. When working with PaperScript, these scopes are automatically
* created for us, and through clever scoping the properties and methods of
* the active scope seem to become part of the global scope.
*
* When working with normal JavaScript code, `PaperScope` objects need to be
* manually created and handled.
*
* Paper classes can only be accessed through `PaperScope` objects. Thus in
* PaperScript they are global, while in JavaScript, they are available on the
* global {@link paper} object. For JavaScript you can use {@link
* PaperScope#install(scope) } to install the Paper classes and objects on the
* global scope. Note that when working with more than one scope, this still
* works for classes, but not for objects like {@link PaperScope#project}, since
* they are not updated in the injected scope if scopes are switched.
*
* The global {@link paper} object is simply a reference to the currently active
* `PaperScope`.
*/
class PaperScope {
/**
* The version of Paper.js, as a string.
*/
readonly version: string
/**
* Gives access to paper's configurable settings.
*
* @option [settings.insertItems=true] {Boolean} controls whether newly
* created items are automatically inserted into the scene graph, by
* adding them to {@link Project#activeLayer}
* @option [settings.applyMatrix=true] {Boolean} controls what value newly
* created items have their {@link Item#applyMatrix} property set to
* (Note that not all items can set this to `false`)
* @option [settings.handleSize=4] {Number} the size of the curve handles
* when drawing selections
* @option [settings.hitTolerance=0] {Number} the default tolerance for hit-
* tests, when no value is specified
*/
settings: any
/**
* The currently active project.
*/
project: Project
/**
* The list of all open projects within the current Paper.js context.
*/
projects: Project[]
/**
* The reference to the active project's view.
*/
readonly view: View
/**
* The reference to the active tool.
*/
tool: Tool
/**
* The list of available tools.
*/
tools: Tool[]
Color: typeof Color
CompoundPath: typeof CompoundPath
Curve: typeof Curve
CurveLocation: typeof CurveLocation
Event: typeof Event
Gradient: typeof Gradient
GradientStop: typeof GradientStop
Group: typeof Group
HitResult: typeof HitResult
Item: typeof Item
Key: typeof Key
KeyEvent: typeof KeyEvent
Layer: typeof Layer
Matrix: typeof Matrix
MouseEvent: typeof MouseEvent
PaperScope: typeof PaperScope
PaperScript: typeof PaperScript
Path: typeof Path
PathItem: typeof PathItem
Point: typeof Point
PointText: typeof PointText
Project: typeof Project
Raster: typeof Raster
Rectangle: typeof Rectangle
Segment: typeof Segment
Shape: typeof Shape
Size: typeof Size
Style: typeof Style
SymbolDefinition: typeof SymbolDefinition
SymbolItem: typeof SymbolItem
TextItem: typeof TextItem
Tool: typeof Tool
ToolEvent: typeof ToolEvent
Tween: typeof Tween
View: typeof View
/**
* Creates a PaperScope object.
*/
constructor()
/**
* Compiles the PaperScript code into a compiled function and executes it.
* The compiled function receives all properties of this {@link PaperScope}
* as arguments, to emulate a global scope with unaffected performance. It
* also installs global view and tool handlers automatically on the
* respective objects.
*
* @option options.url {String} the url of the source, for source-map
* debugging
* @option options.source {String} the source to be used for the source-
* mapping, in case the code that's passed in has already been mingled.
*
* @param code - the PaperScript code
* @param options - the compilation options
*/
execute(code: string, options?: object): void
/**
* Injects the paper scope into any other given scope. Can be used for
* example to inject the currently active PaperScope into the window's
* global scope, to emulate PaperScript-style globally accessible Paper
* classes and objects.
*
* Please note: Using this method may override native constructors
* (e.g. Path). This may cause problems when using Paper.js in conjunction
* with other libraries that rely on these constructors. Keep the library
* scoped if you encounter issues caused by this.
*/
install(scope: any): void
/**
* Sets up an empty project for us. If a canvas is provided, it also creates
* a {@link View} for it, both linked to this scope.
*
* @param element - the HTML canvas element
* this scope should be associated with, or an ID string by which to find
* the element, or the size of the canvas to be created for usage in a web
* worker.
*/
setup(element: HTMLCanvasElement | string | Size): void
/**
* Activates this PaperScope, so all newly created items will be placed
* in its active project.
*/
activate(): void
/**
* Retrieves a PaperScope object with the given scope id.
*/
static get(id: any): PaperScope
}
class PaperScript {
/**
* Compiles PaperScript code into JavaScript code.
*
* @option options.url {String} the url of the source, for source-map
* generation
* @option options.source {String} the source to be used for the source-
* mapping, in case the code that's passed in has already been mingled.
*
* @param code - the PaperScript code
* @param options - the compilation options
*
* @return an object holding the compiled PaperScript translated
* into JavaScript code along with source-maps and other information.
*/
static compile(code: string, options?: object): object
/**
* Compiles the PaperScript code into a compiled function and executes it.
* The compiled function receives all properties of the passed {@link
* PaperScope} as arguments, to emulate a global scope with unaffected
* performance. It also installs global view and tool handlers automatically
* on the respective objects.
*
* @option options.url {String} the url of the source, for source-map
* generation
* @option options.source {String} the source to be used for the source-
* mapping, in case the code that's passed in has already been mingled.
*
* @param code - the PaperScript code
* @param scope - the scope for which the code is executed
* @param options - the compilation options
*
* @return the exports defined in the executed code
*/
static execute(code: string, scope: PaperScope, options?: object): object
/**
* Loads, compiles and executes PaperScript code in the HTML document. Note
* that this method is executed automatically for all scripts in the
* document through a window load event. You can optionally call it earlier
* (e.g. from a DOM ready event), or you can mark scripts to be ignored by
* setting the attribute `ignore="true"` or `data-paper-ignore="true"`, and
* call the `PaperScript.load(script)` method for each script separately
* when needed.
*
* @param script - the script to load. If none is
* provided, all scripts of the HTML document are iterated over and
* loaded
*
* @return the scope produced for the passed `script`, or
* `undefined` of multiple scripts area loaded
*/
static load(script?: HTMLScriptElement): PaperScope
}
/**
* The path item represents a path in a Paper.js project.
*/
class Path extends PathItem {
/**
* The segments contained within the path.
*/
segments: Segment[]
/**
* The first Segment contained within the path.
*/
readonly firstSegment: Segment
/**
* The last Segment contained within the path.
*/
readonly lastSegment: Segment
/**
* The curves contained within the path.
*/
readonly curves: Curve[]
/**
* The first Curve contained within the path.
*/
readonly firstCurve: Curve
/**
* The last Curve contained within the path.
*/
readonly lastCurve: Curve
/**
* Specifies whether the path is closed. If it is closed, Paper.js connects
* the first and last segments.
*/
closed: boolean
/**
* The approximate length of the path.
*/
readonly length: number
/**
* The area that the path's geometry is covering. Self-intersecting paths
* can contain sub-areas that cancel each other out.
*/
readonly area: number
/**
* Specifies whether the path and all its segments are selected. Cannot be
* `true` on an empty path.
*/
fullySelected: boolean
/**
* Creates a new path item and places it at the top of the active layer.
*
* @param segments - An array of segments (or points to be
* converted to segments) that will be added to the path
*/
constructor(segments?: Segment[])
/**
* Creates a new path item from SVG path-data and places it at the top of
* the active layer.
*
* @param pathData - the SVG path-data that describes the geometry
* of this path
*/
constructor(pathData: string)
/**
* Creates a new path item from an object description and places it at the
* top of the active layer.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties to be set on the
* path
*/
constructor(object: object)
/**
* Adds an array of segments (or types that can be converted to segments)
* to the end of the {@link #segments} array.
*
* @return an array of the added segments. These segments are
* not necessarily the same objects, e.g. if the segment to be added already
* belongs to another path
*/
addSegments(segments: Segment[]): Segment[]
/**
* Adds one or more segments to the end of the {@link #segments} array of
* this path.
*
* @param segment - the segment or point to be
* added.
*
* @return the added segment(s). This is not necessarily
* the same object, e.g. if the segment to be added already belongs to
* another path.
*/
add(...segment: (Segment | Point | number[])[]): Segment | Segment[]
/**
* Inserts one or more segments at a given index in the list of this path's
* segments.
*
* @param index - the index at which to insert the segment
* @param segment - the segment or point to be inserted.
*
* @return the added segment. This is not necessarily the same
* object, e.g. if the segment to be added already belongs to another path
*/
insert(index: number, segment: Segment | Point): Segment
/**
* Inserts an array of segments at a given index in the path's
* {@link #segments} array.
*
* @param index - the index at which to insert the segments
* @param segments - the segments to be inserted
*
* @return an array of the added segments. These segments are
* not necessarily the same objects, e.g. if the segment to be added already
* belongs to another path
*/
insertSegments(index: number, segments: Segment[]): Segment[]
/**
* Removes the segment at the specified index of the path's
* {@link #segments} array.
*
* @param index - the index of the segment to be removed
*
* @return the removed segment
*/
removeSegment(index: number): Segment
/**
* Removes all segments from the path's {@link #segments} array.
*
* @return an array containing the removed segments
*/
removeSegments(): Segment[]
/**
* Removes the segments from the specified `from` index to the `to` index
* from the path's {@link #segments} array.
*
* @param from - the beginning index, inclusive
* @param to - the ending index, exclusive
*
* @return an array containing the removed segments
*/
removeSegments(from: number, to?: number): Segment[]
/**
* Checks if any of the curves in the path have curve handles set.
*
* @see Segment#hasHandles()
* @see Curve#hasHandles()
*
* @return true if the path has curve handles set
*/
hasHandles(): boolean
/**
* Clears the path's handles by setting their coordinates to zero,
* turning the path into a polygon (or a polyline if it isn't closed).
*/
clearHandles(): void
/**
* Divides the path on the curve at the given offset or location into two
* curves, by inserting a new segment at the given location.
*
* @see Curve#divideAt(location)
*
* @param location - the offset or location on the
* path at which to divide the existing curve by inserting a new segment
*
* @return the newly inserted segment if the location is valid,
* {code null} otherwise
*/
divideAt(location: number | CurveLocation): Segment
/**
* Splits the path at the given offset or location. After splitting, the
* path will be open. If the path was open already, splitting will result in
* two paths.
*
* @param location - the offset or location at which to
* split the path
*
* @return the newly created path after splitting, if any
*/
splitAt(location: number | CurveLocation): Path
/**
* Joins the path with the other specified path, which will be removed in
* the process. They can be joined if the first or last segments of either
* path lie in the same location. Locations are optionally compare with a
* provide `tolerance` value.
*
* If `null` or `this` is passed as the other path, the path will be joined
* with itself if the first and last segment are in the same location.
*
* @param path - the path to join this path with; `null` or `this` to
* join the path with itself
* @param tolerance - the tolerance with which to decide if two
* segments are to be considered the same location when joining
*/
join(path: Path, tolerance?: number): void
/**
* Reduces the path by removing curves that have a length of 0,
* and unnecessary segments between two collinear flat curves.
*
* @return the reduced path
*/
reduce(options: any): Path
/**
* Attempts to create a new shape item with same geometry as this path item,
* and inherits all settings from it, similar to {@link Item#clone}.
*
* @see Shape#toPath(insert)
*
* @param insert - specifies whether the new shape should be
* inserted into the scene graph. When set to `true`, it is inserted above
* the path item
*
* @return the newly created shape item with the same geometry as
* this path item if it can be matched, `null` otherwise
*/
toShape(insert?: boolean): Shape
/**
* Returns the curve location of the specified point if it lies on the
* path, `null` otherwise.
*
* @param point - the point on the path
*
* @return the curve location of the specified point
*/
getLocationOf(point: Point): CurveLocation
/**
* Returns the length of the path from its beginning up to up to the
* specified point if it lies on the path, `null` otherwise.
*
* @param point - the point on the path
*
* @return the length of the path up to the specified point
*/
getOffsetOf(point: Point): number
/**
* Returns the curve location of the specified offset on the path.
*
* @param offset - the offset on the path, where `0` is at
* the beginning of the path and {@link Path#length} at the end
*
* @return the curve location at the specified offset
*/
getLocationAt(offset: number): CurveLocation
/**
* Calculates the point on the path at the given offset.
*
* @param offset - the offset on the path, where `0` is at
* the beginning of the path and {@link Path#length} at the end
*
* @return the point at the given offset
*/
getPointAt(offset: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the normalized tangent vector of the path at the given offset.
*
* @param offset - the offset on the path, where `0` is at
* the beginning of the path and {@link Path#length} at the end
*
* @return the normalized tangent vector at the given offset
*/
getTangentAt(offset: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the normal vector of the path at the given offset.
*
* @param offset - the offset on the path, where `0` is at
* the beginning of the path and {@link Path#length} at the end
*
* @return the normal vector at the given offset
*/
getNormalAt(offset: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the weighted tangent vector of the path at the given offset.
*
* @param offset - the offset on the path, where `0` is at
* the beginning of the path and {@link Path#length} at the end
*
* @return the weighted tangent vector at the given offset
*/
getWeightedTangentAt(offset: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the weighted normal vector of the path at the given offset.
*
* @param offset - the offset on the path, where `0` is at
* the beginning of the path and {@link Path#length} at the end
*
* @return the weighted normal vector at the given offset
*/
getWeightedNormalAt(offset: number): Point
/**
* Calculates the curvature of the path at the given offset. Curvatures
* indicate how sharply a path changes direction. A straight line has zero
* curvature, where as a circle has a constant curvature. The path's radius
* at the given offset is the reciprocal value of its curvature.
*
* @param offset - the offset on the path, where `0` is at
* the beginning of the path and {@link Path#length} at the end
*
* @return the normal vector at the given offset
*/
getCurvatureAt(offset: number): number
/**
* Calculates path offsets where the path is tangential to the provided
* tangent. Note that tangents at the start or end are included. Tangents at
* segment points are returned even if only one of their handles is
* collinear with the provided tangent.
*
* @param tangent - the tangent to which the path must be tangential
*
* @return path offsets where the path is tangential to the
* provided tangent
*/
getOffsetsWithTangent(tangent: Point): number[]
}
namespace Path {
class Rectangle extends Path {
/**
* Creates a rectangular path item, with optionally rounded corners.
*
* @param rectangle - the rectangle object describing the
* geometry of the rectangular path to be created
* @param radius - the size of the rounded corners
*/
constructor(rectangle: paper.Rectangle, radius?: Size)
/**
* Creates a rectangular path item from a point and a size object.
*
* @param point - the rectangle's top-left corner.
* @param size - the rectangle's size.
*/
constructor(point: Point, size: Size)
/**
* Creates a rectangular path item from the passed points. These do not
* necessarily need to be the top left and bottom right corners, the
* constructor figures out how to fit a rectangle between them.
*
* @param from - the first point defining the rectangle
* @param to - the second point defining the rectangle
*/
constructor(from: Point, to: Point)
/**
* Creates a rectangular path item from the properties described by an
* object literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* path's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
class Ellipse extends Path {
/**
* Creates an elliptical path item.
*
* @param rectangle - the rectangle circumscribing the ellipse
*/
constructor(rectangle: paper.Rectangle)
/**
* Creates an elliptical path item from the properties described by an
* object literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* path's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
class Arc extends Path {
/**
* Creates a circular arc path item.
*
* @param from - the starting point of the circular arc
* @param through - the point the arc passes through
* @param to - the end point of the arc
*/
constructor(from: Point, through: Point, to: Point)
/**
* Creates an circular arc path item from the properties described by an
* object literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* path's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
class RegularPolygon extends Path {
/**
* Creates a regular polygon shaped path item.
*
* @param center - the center point of the polygon
* @param sides - the number of sides of the polygon
* @param radius - the radius of the polygon
*/
constructor(center: Point, sides: number, radius: number)
/**
* Creates a regular polygon shaped path item from the properties
* described by an object literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* path's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
class Star extends Path {
/**
* Creates a star shaped path item.
*
* The largest of `radius1` and `radius2` will be the outer radius of
* the star. The smallest of radius1 and radius2 will be the inner
* radius.
*
* @param center - the center point of the star
* @param points - the number of points of the star
*/
constructor(center: Point, points: number, radius1: number, radius2: number)
/**
* Creates a star shaped path item from the properties described by an
* object literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* path's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
class Line extends Path {
/**
* Creates a linear path item from two points describing a line.
*
* @param from - the line's starting point
* @param to - the line's ending point
*/
constructor(from: Point, to: Point)
/**
* Creates a linear path item from the properties described by an object
* literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* path's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
class Circle extends Path {
/**
* Creates a circular path item.
*
* @param center - the center point of the circle
* @param radius - the radius of the circle
*/
constructor(center: Point, radius: number)
/**
* Creates a circular path item from the properties described by an
* object literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* path's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
}
/**
* The PathItem class is the base for any items that describe paths and
* offer standardised methods for drawing and path manipulation, such as
* {@link Path} and {@link CompoundPath}.
*/
class PathItem extends Item {
/**
* Returns a point that is guaranteed to be inside the path.
*/
readonly interiorPoint: Point
/**
* Specifies whether the path as a whole is oriented clock-wise, by looking
* at the path's area.
* Note that self-intersecting paths and sub-paths of different orientation
* can result in areas that cancel each other out.
*
* @see Path#area
* @see CompoundPath#area
*/
clockwise: boolean
/**
* The path's geometry, formatted as SVG style path data.
*/
pathData: string
/**
* Interpolates between the two specified path items and uses the result
* as the geometry for this path item. The number of children and
* segments in the two paths involved in the operation should be the same.
*
* @param from - the path item defining the geometry when `factor`
* is `0`
* @param to - the path item defining the geometry when `factor`
* is `1`
* @param factor - the interpolation coefficient, typically between
* `0` and `1`, but extrapolation is possible too
*/
interpolate(from: PathItem, to: PathItem, factor: number): void
/**
* Unites the geometry of the specified path with this path's geometry
* and returns the result as a new path item.
*
* @option [options.insert=true] {Boolean} whether the resulting item
* should be inserted back into the scene graph, above both paths
* involved in the operation
*
* @param path - the path to unite with
* @param options - the boolean operation options
*
* @return the resulting path item
*/
unite(path: PathItem, options?: object): PathItem
/**
* Subtracts the geometry of the specified path from this path's
* geometry and returns the result as a new path item.
*
* @option [options.insert=true] {Boolean} whether the resulting item
* should be inserted back into the scene graph, above both paths
* involved in the operation
* @option [options.trace=true] {Boolean} whether the tracing method is
* used, treating both paths as areas when determining which parts
* of the paths are to be kept in the result, or whether the first
* path is only to be split at intersections, removing the parts of
* the curves that intersect with the area of the second path.
*
* @param path - the path to subtract
* @param options - the boolean operation options
*
* @return the resulting path item
*/
subtract(path: PathItem, options?: object): PathItem
/**
* Excludes the intersection of the geometry of the specified path with
* this path's geometry and returns the result as a new path item.
*
* @option [options.insert=true] {Boolean} whether the resulting item
* should be inserted back into the scene graph, above both paths
* involved in the operation
*
* @param path - the path to exclude the intersection of
* @param options - the boolean operation options
*
* @return the resulting path item
*/
exclude(path: PathItem, options?: object): PathItem
/**
* Splits the geometry of this path along the geometry of the specified
* path returns the result as a new group item. This is equivalent to
* calling {@link #subtract} and {@link #intersect} and
* putting the results into a new group.
*
* @option [options.insert=true] {Boolean} whether the resulting item
* should be inserted back into the scene graph, above both paths
* involved in the operation
* @option [options.trace=true] {Boolean} whether the tracing method is
* used, treating both paths as areas when determining which parts
* of the paths are to be kept in the result, or whether the first
* path is only to be split at intersections.
*
* @param path - the path to divide by
* @param options - the boolean operation options
*
* @return the resulting path item
*/
divide(path: PathItem, options?: object): PathItem
/**
* Fixes the orientation of the sub-paths of a compound-path, assuming
* that non of its sub-paths intersect, by reorienting them so that they
* are of different winding direction than their containing paths,
* except for disjoint sub-paths, i.e. islands, which are oriented so
* that they have the same winding direction as the the biggest path.
*
* @param nonZero - controls if the non-zero fill-rule
* is to be applied, by counting the winding of each nested path and
* discarding sub-paths that do not contribute to the final result
* @param clockwise - if provided, the orientation of the root
* paths will be set to the orientation specified by `clockwise`,
* otherwise the orientation of the largest root child is used.
*
* @return a reference to the item itself, reoriented
*/
reorient(nonZero?: boolean, clockwise?: boolean): PathItem
/**
* Creates a path item from the given SVG path-data, determining if the
* data describes a plain path or a compound-path with multiple
* sub-paths.
*
* @param pathData - the SVG path-data to parse
*
* @return the newly created path item
*/
static create(pathData: string): Path | CompoundPath
/**
* Creates a path item from the given segments array, determining if the
* array describes a plain path or a compound-path with multiple
* sub-paths.
*
* @param segments - the segments array to parse
*
* @return the newly created path item
*/
static create(segments: number[][]): Path | CompoundPath
/**
* Creates a path item from the given object, determining if the
* contained information describes a plain path or a compound-path with
* multiple sub-paths.
*
* @param object - an object containing the properties describing
* the item to be created
*
* @return the newly created path item
*/
static create(object: object): Path | CompoundPath
/**
* Returns all intersections between two {@link PathItem} items as an array
* of {@link CurveLocation} objects. {@link CompoundPath} items are also
* supported.
*
* @see #getCrossings(path)
*
* @param path - the other item to find the intersections with
* @param include - a callback function that can be used to
* filter out undesired locations right while they are collected. When
* defined, it shall return {@true to include a location}.
*
* @return the locations of all intersection between the
* paths
*/
getIntersections(path: PathItem, include?: Function): CurveLocation[]
/**
* Returns all crossings between two {@link PathItem} items as an array of
* {@link CurveLocation} objects. {@link CompoundPath} items are also
* supported. Crossings are intersections where the paths actually are
* crossing each other, as opposed to simply touching.
*
* @see #getIntersections(path)
*
* @param path - the other item to find the crossings with
*
* @return the locations of all crossings between the
* paths
*/
getCrossings(path: PathItem): CurveLocation[]
/**
* Returns the nearest location on the path item to the specified point.
*
* @param point - the point for which we search the nearest location
*
* @return the location on the path that's the closest to
* the specified point
*/
getNearestLocation(point: Point): CurveLocation
/**
* Returns the nearest point on the path item to the specified point.
*
* @param point - the point for which we search the nearest point
*
* @return the point on the path that's the closest to the specified
* point
*/
getNearestPoint(point: Point): Point
/**
* Reverses the orientation of the path item. When called on
* {@link CompoundPath} items, each of the nested paths is reversed. On
* {@link Path} items, the sequence of {@link Path#segments} is reversed.
*/
reverse(): void
/**
* Flattens the curves in path items to a sequence of straight lines, by
* subdividing them enough times until the specified maximum error is met.
*
* @param flatness - the maximum error between the flattened
* lines and the original curves
*/
flatten(flatness?: number): void
/**
* Smooths the path item without changing the amount of segments in the path
* or moving the segments' locations, by smoothing and adjusting the angle
* and length of the segments' handles based on the position and distance of
* neighboring segments.
*
* Smoothing works both for open paths and closed paths, and can be applied
* to the full path, as well as a sub-range of it. If a range is defined
* using the `options.from` and `options.to` properties, only the curve
* handles inside that range are touched. If one or both limits of the range
* are specified in negative indices, the indices are wrapped around the end
* of the curve. That way, a smoothing range in a close path can even wrap
* around the connection between the last and the first segment.
*
* Four different smoothing methods are available:
*
* - `'continuous'` smooths the path item by adjusting its curve handles so
* that the first and second derivatives of all involved curves are
* continuous across their boundaries.
*
* This method tends to result in the smoothest results, but does not
* allow for further parametrization of the handles.
*
* - `'asymmetric'` is based on the same principle as `'continuous'` but
* uses different factors so that the result is asymmetric. This used to
* the only method available until v0.10.0, and is currently still the
* default when no method is specified, for reasons of backward
* compatibility. It will eventually be removed.
*
* - `'catmull-rom'` uses the Catmull-Rom spline to smooth the segment.
*
* The optionally passed factor controls the knot parametrization of the
* algorithm:
*
* - `0.0`: the standard, uniform Catmull-Rom spline
* - `0.5`: the centripetal Catmull-Rom spline, guaranteeing no
* self-intersections
* - `1.0`: the chordal Catmull-Rom spline
*
* - `'geometric'` use a simple heuristic and empiric geometric method to
* smooth the segment's handles. The handles were weighted, meaning that
* big differences in distances between the segments will lead to
* probably undesired results.
*
* The optionally passed factor defines the tension parameter (`0...1`),
* controlling the amount of smoothing as a factor by which to scale
* each handle.
*
* @see Segment#smooth([options])
*
* @option [options.type='asymmetric'] {String} the type of smoothing
* method: {@values 'continuous', 'asymmetric', 'catmull-rom',
* 'geometric'}
* @option options.factor {Number} the factor parameterizing the smoothing
* method — default: `0.5` for `'catmull-rom'`, `0.4` for `'geometric'`
* @option options.from {Number|Segment|Curve} the segment or curve at which
* to start smoothing, if not the full path shall be smoothed
* (inclusive). This can either be a segment index, or a segment or
* curve object that is part of the path. If the passed number is
* negative, the index is wrapped around the end of the path.
* @option options.to {Number|Segment|Curve} the segment or curve to which
* the handles of the path shall be processed (inclusive). This can
* either be a segment index, or a segment or curve object that is part
* of the path. If the passed number is negative, the index is wrapped
* around the end of the path.
*
* @param options - the smoothing options
*/
smooth(options?: object): void
/**
* Fits a sequence of as few curves as possible through the path's anchor
* points, ignoring the path items's curve-handles, with an allowed maximum
* error. When called on {@link CompoundPath} items, each of the nested
* paths is simplified. On {@link Path} items, the {@link Path#segments}
* array is processed and replaced by the resulting sequence of fitted
* curves.
*
* This method can be used to process and simplify the point data received
* from a mouse or touch device.
*
* @param tolerance - the allowed maximum error when fitting
* the curves through the segment points
*
* @return true if the method was capable of fitting curves
* through the path's segment points
*/
simplify(tolerance?: number): boolean
/**
* Intersects the geometry of the specified path with this path's
* geometry and returns the result as a new path item.
*
* @option [options.insert=true] {Boolean} whether the resulting item
* should be inserted back into the scene graph, above both paths
* involved in the operation
* @option [options.trace=true] {Boolean} whether the tracing method is
* used, treating both paths as areas when determining which parts
* of the paths are to be kept in the result, or whether the first
* path is only to be split at intersections, keeping the parts of
* the curves that intersect with the area of the second path.
*
* @param path - the path to intersect with
* @param options - the boolean operation options
*
* @return the resulting path item
*/
intersect(path: PathItem, options?: object): PathItem
/**
* Compares the geometry of two paths to see if they describe the same
* shape, detecting cases where paths start in different segments or even
* use different amounts of curves to describe the same shape, as long as
* their orientation is the same, and their segments and handles really
* result in the same visual appearance of curves.
*
* @param path - the path to compare this path's geometry with
*
* @return true if two paths describe the same shape
*/
compare(path: PathItem): boolean
/**
* On a normal empty {@link Path}, the point is simply added as the path's
* first segment. If called on a {@link CompoundPath}, a new {@link Path} is
* created as a child and the point is added as its first segment.
*
* @param point - the point in which to start the path
*/
moveTo(point: Point): void
/**
* Adds a straight curve to the path, from the the last segment in the path
* to the specified point.
*
* @param point - the destination point of the newly added straight
* curve
*/
lineTo(point: Point): void
/**
* Adds an arc from the position of the last segment in the path, passing
* through the specified `through` point, to the specified `to` point, by
* adding one or more segments to the path.
*
* @param through - the point where the arc should pass through
* @param to - the point where the arc should end
*/
arcTo(through: Point, to: Point): void
/**
* Adds an arc from the position of the last segment in the path to
* the specified point, by adding one or more segments to the path.
*
* @param to - the point where the arc should end
* @param clockwise - specifies whether the arc should be
* drawn in clockwise direction
*/
arcTo(to: Point, clockwise?: boolean): void
/**
* Adds a curve from the last segment in the path through the specified
* `through` point, to the specified destination point by adding one segment
* to the path.
*
* @param through - the point through which the curve should pass
* @param to - the destination point of the newly added curve
* @param time - the curve-time parameter at which the
* `through` point is to be located
*/
curveTo(through: Point, to: Point, time?: number): void
/**
* Adds a cubic bezier curve to the path, from the last segment to the
* specified destination point, with the curve itself defined by two
* specified handles.
*
* @param handle1 - the location of the first handle of the newly
* added curve in absolute coordinates, out of which the relative values
* for {@link Segment#handleOut} of its first segment are calculated
* @param handle2 - the location of the second handle of the newly
* added curve in absolute coordinates, out of which the relative values
* for {@link Segment#handleIn} of its second segment are calculated
* @param to - the destination point of the newly added curve
*/
cubicCurveTo(handle1: Point, handle2: Point, to: Point): void
/**
* Adds a quadratic bezier curve to the path, from the last segment to the
* specified destination point, with the curve itself defined by the
* specified handle.
*
* Note that Paper.js only stores cubic curves, so the handle is actually
* converted.
*
* @param handle - the location of the handle of the newly added
* quadratic curve in absolute coordinates, out of which the relative
* values for {@link Segment#handleOut} of the resulting cubic curve's
* first segment and {@link Segment#handleIn} of its second segment are
* calculated
* @param to - the destination point of the newly added curve
*/
quadraticCurveTo(handle: Point, to: Point): void
/**
* Closes the path. When closed, Paper.js connects the first and last
* segment of the path with an additional curve. The difference to setting
* {@link Path#closed} to `true` is that this will also merge the first
* segment with the last if they lie in the same location.
*
* @see Path#closed
*/
closePath(): void
/**
* If called on a {@link CompoundPath}, a new {@link Path} is created as a
* child and a point is added as its first segment relative to the position
* of the last segment of the current path.
*/
moveBy(to: Point): void
/**
* Adds a straight curve to the path, from the the last segment in the path
* to the `to` vector specified relatively to it.
*
* @param point - the vector describing the destination of the newly
* added straight curve
*/
lineBy(point: Point): void
/**
* Adds an arc from the position of the last segment in the path, passing
* through the specified `through` vector, to the specified `to` vector, all
* specified relatively to it by these given vectors, by adding one or more
* segments to the path.
*
* @param through - the vector where the arc should pass through
* @param to - the vector where the arc should end
*/
arcBy(through: Point, to: Point): void
/**
* Adds an arc from the position of the last segment in the path to the `to`
* vector specified relatively to it, by adding one or more segments to the
* path.
*
* @param to - the vector where the arc should end
* @param clockwise - specifies whether the arc should be
* drawn in clockwise direction
*/
arcBy(to: Point, clockwise?: boolean): void
/**
* Adds a curve from the last segment in the path through the specified
* `through` vector, to the specified `to` vector, all specified relatively
* to it by these given vectors, by adding one segment to the path.
*
* @param through - the vector through which the curve should pass
* @param to - the destination vector of the newly added curve
* @param time - the curve-time parameter at which the
* `through` point is to be located
*/
curveBy(through: Point, to: Point, time?: number): void
/**
* Adds a cubic bezier curve to the path, from the last segment to the
* to the specified `to` vector, with the curve itself defined by two
* specified handles.
*
* @param handle1 - the location of the first handle of the newly
* added curve
* @param handle2 - the location of the second handle of the newly
* added curve
* @param to - the destination point of the newly added curve
*/
cubicCurveBy(handle1: Point, handle2: Point, to: Point): void
/**
* Adds a quadratic bezier curve to the path, from the last segment to the
* specified destination point, with the curve itself defined by the
* specified handle.
*
* Note that Paper.js only stores cubic curves, so the handle is actually
* converted.
*
* @param handle - the handle of the newly added quadratic curve out
* of which the values for {@link Segment#handleOut} of the resulting
* cubic curve's first segment and {@link Segment#handleIn} of its
* second segment are calculated
* @param to - the destination point of the newly added curve
*/
quadraticCurveBy(handle: Point, to: Point): void
}
/**
* The Point object represents a point in the two dimensional space
* of the Paper.js project. It is also used to represent two dimensional
* vector objects.
*/
class Point {
/**
* The x coordinate of the point
*/
x: number
/**
* The y coordinate of the point
*/
y: number
/**
* The length of the vector that is represented by this point's coordinates.
* Each point can be interpreted as a vector that points from the origin (`x
* = 0`, `y = 0`) to the point's location. Setting the length changes the
* location but keeps the vector's angle.
*/
length: number
/**
* The vector's angle in degrees, measured from the x-axis to the vector.
*/
angle: number
/**
* The vector's angle in radians, measured from the x-axis to the vector.
*/
angleInRadians: number
/**
* The quadrant of the {@link #angle} of the point.
*
* Angles between 0 and 90 degrees are in quadrant `1`. Angles between 90
* and 180 degrees are in quadrant `2`, angles between 180 and 270 degrees
* are in quadrant `3` and angles between 270 and 360 degrees are in
* quadrant `4`.
*/
readonly quadrant: number
/**
* This property is only valid if the point is an anchor or handle point
* of a {@link Segment} or a {@link Curve}, or the position of an
* {@link Item}, as returned by {@link Item#position},
* {@link Segment#point}, {@link Segment#handleIn},
* {@link Segment#handleOut}, {@link Curve#point1}, {@link Curve#point2},
* {@link Curve#handle1}, {@link Curve#handle2}.
*
* In those cases, it returns {@true if it the point is selected}.
*
* Paper.js renders selected points on top of your project. This is very
* useful when debugging.
*/
selected: boolean
/**
* Creates a Point object with the given x and y coordinates.
*
* @param x - the x coordinate
* @param y - the y coordinate
*/
constructor(x: number, y: number)
/**
* Creates a Point object using the width and height values of the given
* Size object.
*/
constructor(size: Size)
/**
* Creates a Point object using the coordinates of the given Point object.
*/
constructor(point: Point)
/**
* Creates a Point object using the numbers in the given array as
* coordinates.
*/
constructor(array: any[])
/**
* Creates a Point object using the properties in the given object.
*
* @param object - the object describing the point's properties
*/
constructor(object: object)
/**
* Sets the point to the passed values. Note that any sequence of parameters
* that is supported by the various {@link Point} constructors also work
* for calls of `set()`.
*/
set(...values: any[]): Point
/**
* Checks whether the coordinates of the point are equal to that of the
* supplied point.
*
* @return true if the points are equal
*/
equals(point: Point): boolean
/**
* Returns a copy of the point.
*
* @return the cloned point
*/
clone(): Point
/**
* @return a string representation of the point
*/
toString(): string
/**
* Returns the smaller angle between two vectors. The angle is unsigned, no
* information about rotational direction is given.
*
* @return the angle in degrees
*/
getAngle(point: Point): number
/**
* Returns the smaller angle between two vectors in radians. The angle is
* unsigned, no information about rotational direction is given.
*
* @return the angle in radians
*/
getAngleInRadians(point: Point): number
/**
* Returns the angle between two vectors. The angle is directional and
* signed, giving information about the rotational direction.
*
* Read more about angle units and orientation in the description of the
* {@link #angle} property.
*
* @return the angle between the two vectors
*/
getDirectedAngle(point: Point): number
/**
* Returns the distance between the point and another point.
*
* @param squared - Controls whether the distance should
* remain squared, or its square root should be calculated
*/
getDistance(point: Point, squared?: boolean): number
/**
* Normalize modifies the {@link #length} of the vector to `1` without
* changing its angle and returns it as a new point. The optional `length`
* parameter defines the length to normalize to. The object itself is not
* modified!
*
* @param length - The length of the normalized vector
*
* @return the normalized vector of the vector that is represented
* by this point's coordinates
*/
normalize(length?: number): Point
/**
* Rotates the point by the given angle around an optional center point.
* The object itself is not modified.
*
* Read more about angle units and orientation in the description of the
* {@link #angle} property.
*
* @param angle - the rotation angle
* @param center - the center point of the rotation
*
* @return the rotated point
*/
rotate(angle: number, center: Point): Point
/**
* Transforms the point by the matrix as a new point. The object itself is
* not modified!
*
* @return the transformed point
*/
transform(matrix: Matrix): Point
/**
* Returns the addition of the supplied value to both coordinates of
* the point as a new point.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to add
*
* @return the addition of the point and the value as a new point
*/
add(number: number): Point
/**
* Returns the addition of the supplied point to the point as a new
* point.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param point - the point to add
*
* @return the addition of the two points as a new point
*/
add(point: Point): Point
/**
* Returns the subtraction of the supplied value to both coordinates of
* the point as a new point.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to subtract
*
* @return the subtraction of the point and the value as a new point
*/
subtract(number: number): Point
/**
* Returns the subtraction of the supplied point to the point as a new
* point.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param point - the point to subtract
*
* @return the subtraction of the two points as a new point
*/
subtract(point: Point): Point
/**
* Returns the multiplication of the supplied value to both coordinates of
* the point as a new point.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to multiply by
*
* @return the multiplication of the point and the value as a new
* point
*/
multiply(number: number): Point
/**
* Returns a point object with random {@link #x} and {@link #y} values
* between `0` and `1`.
*
* @return the newly created point object
*/
static random(): Point
/**
* Returns the division of the supplied value to both coordinates of
* the point as a new point.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to divide by
*
* @return the division of the point and the value as a new point
*/
divide(number: number): Point
/**
* Returns the division of the supplied point to the point as a new
* point.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param point - the point to divide by
*
* @return the division of the two points as a new point
*/
divide(point: Point): Point
/**
* The modulo operator returns the integer remainders of dividing the point
* by the supplied value as a new point.
*
* @return the integer remainders of dividing the point by the value
* as a new point
*/
modulo(value: number): Point
/**
* The modulo operator returns the integer remainders of dividing the point
* by the supplied value as a new point.
*
* @return the integer remainders of dividing the points by each
* other as a new point
*/
modulo(point: Point): Point
/**
* Checks whether the point is inside the boundaries of the rectangle.
*
* @param rect - the rectangle to check against
*
* @return true if the point is inside the rectangle
*/
isInside(rect: Rectangle): boolean
/**
* Checks if the point is within a given distance of another point.
*
* @param point - the point to check against
* @param tolerance - the maximum distance allowed
*
* @return true if it is within the given distance
*/
isClose(point: Point, tolerance: number): boolean
/**
* Checks if the vector represented by this point is collinear (parallel) to
* another vector.
*
* @param point - the vector to check against
*
* @return true it is collinear
*/
isCollinear(point: Point): boolean
/**
* Checks if the vector represented by this point is orthogonal
* (perpendicular) to another vector.
*
* @param point - the vector to check against
*
* @return true it is orthogonal
*/
isOrthogonal(point: Point): boolean
/**
* Checks if this point has both the x and y coordinate set to 0.
*
* @return true if both x and y are 0
*/
isZero(): boolean
/**
* Checks if this point has an undefined value for at least one of its
* coordinates.
*
* @return true if either x or y are not a number
*/
isNaN(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the vector is within the specified quadrant. Note that if the
* vector lies on the boundary between two quadrants, `true` will be
* returned for both quadrants.
*
* @see #quadrant
*
* @param quadrant - the quadrant to check against
*
* @return true if either x or y are not a number
*/
isInQuadrant(quadrant: number): boolean
/**
* Returns the dot product of the point and another point.
*
* @return the dot product of the two points
*/
dot(point: Point): number
/**
* Returns the cross product of the point and another point.
*
* @return the cross product of the two points
*/
cross(point: Point): number
/**
* Returns the projection of the point onto another point.
* Both points are interpreted as vectors.
*
* @return the projection of the point onto another point
*/
project(point: Point): Point
/**
* Returns a new point with rounded {@link #x} and {@link #y} values. The
* object itself is not modified!
*/
round(): Point
/**
* Returns a new point with the nearest greater non-fractional values to the
* specified {@link #x} and {@link #y} values. The object itself is not
* modified!
*/
ceil(): Point
/**
* Returns a new point with the nearest smaller non-fractional values to the
* specified {@link #x} and {@link #y} values. The object itself is not
* modified!
*/
floor(): Point
/**
* Returns a new point with the absolute values of the specified {@link #x}
* and {@link #y} values. The object itself is not modified!
*/
abs(): Point
/**
* Returns a new point object with the smallest {@link #x} and
* {@link #y} of the supplied points.
*
* @return the newly created point object
*/
static min(point1: Point, point2: Point): Point
/**
* Returns a new point object with the largest {@link #x} and
* {@link #y} of the supplied points.
*
* @return the newly created point object
*/
static max(point1: Point, point2: Point): Point
/**
* Returns the multiplication of the supplied point to the point as a new
* point.
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param point - the point to multiply by
*
* @return the multiplication of the two points as a new point
*/
multiply(point: Point): Point
}
/**
* A PointText item represents a piece of typography in your Paper.js
* project which starts from a certain point and extends by the amount of
* characters contained in it.
*/
class PointText extends TextItem {
/**
* The PointText's anchor point
*/
point: Point
/**
* Creates a point text item
*
* @param point - the position where the text will start
*/
constructor(point: Point)
/**
* Creates a point text item from the properties described by an object
* literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* path's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
/**
* A Project object in Paper.js is what usually is referred to as the
* document: The top level object that holds all the items contained in the
* scene graph. As the term document is already taken in the browser context,
* it is called Project.
*
* Projects allow the manipulation of the styles that are applied to all newly
* created items, give access to the selected items, and will in future versions
* offer ways to query for items in the scene graph defining specific
* requirements, and means to persist and load from different formats, such as
* SVG and PDF.
*
* The currently active project can be accessed through the
* {@link PaperScope#project} variable.
*
* An array of all open projects is accessible through the
* {@link PaperScope#projects} variable.
*/
class Project {
/**
* The reference to the project's view.
*/
readonly view: View
/**
* The currently active path style. All selected items and newly
* created items will be styled with this style.
*/
currentStyle: Style
/**
* The index of the project in the {@link PaperScope#projects} list.
*/
readonly index: number
/**
* The layers contained within the project.
*/
readonly layers: Layer[]
/**
* The layer which is currently active. New items will be created on this
* layer by default.
*/
readonly activeLayer: Layer
/**
* The symbol definitions shared by all symbol items contained place ind
* project.
*/
readonly symbolDefinitions: SymbolDefinition[]
/**
* The selected items contained within the project.
*/
readonly selectedItems: Item[]
/**
* Creates a Paper.js project containing one empty {@link Layer}, referenced
* by {@link Project#activeLayer}.
*
* Note that when working with PaperScript, a project is automatically
* created for us and the {@link PaperScope#project} variable points to it.
*
* @param element - the HTML canvas element
* that should be used as the element for the view, or an ID string by which
* to find the element, or the size of the canvas to be created for usage in
* a web worker.
*/
constructor(element: HTMLCanvasElement | string | Size)
/**
* Imports the provided external SVG file, converts it into Paper.js items
* and adds them to the active layer of this project.
* Note that the project is not cleared first. You can call
* {@link Project#clear} to do so.
*
* @param svg - the URL of the SVG file to fetch.
* @param onLoad - the callback function to call once the SVG
* content is loaded from the given URL receiving two arguments: the
* converted `item` and the original `svg` data as a string. Only
* required when loading from external files.
*
* @return the newly created Paper.js item containing the converted
* SVG content
*/
importSVG(svg: SVGElement | string, onLoad: Function): Item
/**
* Clears the project by removing all {@link Project#layers}.
*/
clear(): void
/**
* Checks whether the project has any content or not.
*/
isEmpty(): boolean
/**
* Removes this project from the {@link PaperScope#projects} list, and also
* removes its view, if one was defined.
*/
remove(): void
/**
* Selects all items in the project.
*/
selectAll(): void
/**
* Deselects all selected items in the project.
*/
deselectAll(): void
/**
* Adds the specified layer at the end of the this project's {@link #layers}
* list.
*
* @param layer - the layer to be added to the project
*
* @return the added layer, or `null` if adding was not possible
*/
addLayer(layer: Layer): Layer
/**
* Inserts the specified layer at the specified index in this project's
* {@link #layers} list.
*
* @param index - the index at which to insert the layer
* @param layer - the layer to be inserted in the project
*
* @return the added layer, or `null` if adding was not possible
*/
insertLayer(index: number, layer: Layer): Layer
/**
* Activates this project, so all newly created items will be placed
* in it.
*/
activate(): void
/**
* Performs a hit-test on the item and its children (if it is a {@link
* Group} or {@link Layer}) at the location of the specified point,
* returning all found hits.
*
* The options object allows you to control the specifics of the hit-
* test. See {@link #hitTest} for a list of all options.
*
* @see #hitTest(point[, options]);
*
* @param point - the point where the hit-test should be performed
*
* @return hit result objects for all hits, describing what
* exactly was hit or `null` if nothing was hit
*/
hitTestAll(point: Point, options?: object): HitResult[]
/**
* Fetch items contained within the project whose properties match the
* criteria in the specified object.
*
* Extended matching of properties is possible by providing a comparator
* function or regular expression. Matching points, colors only work as a
* comparison of the full object, not partial matching (e.g. only providing
* the x- coordinate to match all points with that x-value). Partial
* matching does work for {@link Item#data}.
*
* Matching items against a rectangular area is also possible, by setting
* either `options.inside` or `options.overlapping` to a rectangle
* describing the area in which the items either have to be fully or partly
* contained.
*
* @see Item#matches(options)
* @see Item#getItems(options)
*
* @option [options.recursive=true] {Boolean} whether to loop recursively
* through all children, or stop at the current level
* @option options.match {Function} a match function to be called for each
* item, allowing the definition of more flexible item checks that are
* not bound to properties. If no other match properties are defined,
* this function can also be passed instead of the `match` object
* @option options.class {Function} the constructor function of the item
* type to match against
* @option options.inside {Rectangle} the rectangle in which the items need
* to be fully contained
* @option options.overlapping {Rectangle} the rectangle with which the
* items need to at least partly overlap
*
* @param options - the criteria to match against
*
* @return the list of matching items contained in the project
*/
getItems(options: object | Function): Item[]
/**
* Fetch the first item contained within the project whose properties
* match the criteria in the specified object.
* Extended matching is possible by providing a compare function or
* regular expression. Matching points, colors only work as a comparison
* of the full object, not partial matching (e.g. only providing the x-
* coordinate to match all points with that x-value). Partial matching
* does work for {@link Item#data}.
*
* See {@link #getItems} for a selection of illustrated examples.
*
* @param options - the criteria to match against
*
* @return the first item in the project matching the given criteria
*/
getItem(options: object | Function): Item
/**
* Exports (serializes) the project with all its layers and child items to a
* JSON data object or string.
*
* @option [options.asString=true] {Boolean} whether the JSON is returned as
* a `Object` or a `String`
* @option [options.precision=5] {Number} the amount of fractional digits in
* numbers used in JSON data
*
* @param options - the serialization options
*
* @return the exported JSON data
*/
exportJSON(options?: object): string
/**
* Imports (deserializes) the stored JSON data into the project.
* Note that the project is not cleared first. You can call
* {@link Project#clear} to do so.
*
* @param json - the JSON data to import from
*
* @return the imported item
*/
importJSON(json: string): Item
/**
* Exports the project with all its layers and child items as an SVG DOM,
* all contained in one top level SVG group node.
*
* @option [options.bounds='view'] {String|Rectangle} the bounds of the area
* to export, either as a string ({@values 'view', content'}), or a
* {@link Rectangle} object: `'view'` uses the view bounds,
* `'content'` uses the stroke bounds of all content
* @option [options.matrix=paper.view.matrix] {Matrix} the matrix with which
* to transform the exported content: If `options.bounds` is set to
* `'view'`, `paper.view.matrix` is used, for all other settings of
* `options.bounds` the identity matrix is used.
* @option [options.asString=false] {Boolean} whether a SVG node or a
* `String` is to be returned
* @option [options.precision=5] {Number} the amount of fractional digits in
* numbers used in SVG data
* @option [options.matchShapes=false] {Boolean} whether path items should
* tried to be converted to SVG shape items (rect, circle, ellipse,
* line, polyline, polygon), if their geometries match
* @option [options.embedImages=true] {Boolean} whether raster images should
* be embedded as base64 data inlined in the xlink:href attribute, or
* kept as a link to their external URL.
*
* @param options - the export options
*
* @return the project converted to an SVG node or a
* `String` depending on `option.asString` value
*/
exportSVG(options?: object): SVGElement | string
/**
* Converts the provided SVG content into Paper.js items and adds them to
* the active layer of this project.
* Note that the project is not cleared first. You can call
* {@link Project#clear} to do so.
*
* @option [options.expandShapes=false] {Boolean} whether imported shape
* items should be expanded to path items
* @option options.onLoad {Function} the callback function to call once the
* SVG content is loaded from the given URL receiving two arguments: the
* converted `item` and the original `svg` data as a string. Only
* required when loading from external resources.
* @option options.onError {Function} the callback function to call if an
* error occurs during loading. Only required when loading from external
* resources.
* @option [options.insert=true] {Boolean} whether the imported items should
* be added to the project that `importSVG()` is called on
* @option [options.applyMatrix={@link PaperScope#settings}.applyMatrix]
* {Boolean} whether the imported items should have their transformation
* matrices applied to their contents or not
*
* @param svg - the SVG content to import, either as a SVG
* DOM node, a string containing SVG content, or a string describing the
* URL of the SVG file to fetch.
* @param options - the import options
*
* @return the newly created Paper.js item containing the converted
* SVG content
*/
importSVG(svg: SVGElement | string, options?: object): Item
/**
* Performs a hit-test on the items contained within the project at the
* location of the specified point.
*
* The options object allows you to control the specifics of the hit-test
* and may contain a combination of the following values:
*
* @option [options.tolerance={@link PaperScope#settings}.hitTolerance]
* {Number} the tolerance of the hit-test
* @option options.class {Function} only hit-test against a specific item
* class, or any of its sub-classes, by providing the constructor
* function against which an `instanceof` check is performed:
* {@values Group, Layer, Path, CompoundPath, Shape, Raster,
* SymbolItem, PointText, ...}
* @option options.match {Function} a match function to be called for each
* found hit result: Return `true` to return the result, `false` to keep
* searching
* @option [options.fill=true] {Boolean} hit-test the fill of items
* @option [options.stroke=true] {Boolean} hit-test the stroke of path
* items, taking into account the setting of stroke color and width
* @option [options.segments=true] {Boolean} hit-test for {@link
* Segment#point} of {@link Path} items
* @option options.curves {Boolean} hit-test the curves of path items,
* without taking the stroke color or width into account
* @option options.handles {Boolean} hit-test for the handles ({@link
* Segment#handleIn} / {@link Segment#handleOut}) of path segments.
* @option options.ends {Boolean} only hit-test for the first or last
* segment points of open path items
* @option options.position {Boolean} hit-test the {@link Item#position} of
* of items, which depends on the setting of {@link Item#pivot}
* @option options.center {Boolean} hit-test the {@link Rectangle#center} of
* the bounding rectangle of items ({@link Item#bounds})
* @option options.bounds {Boolean} hit-test the corners and side-centers of
* the bounding rectangle of items ({@link Item#bounds})
* @option options.guides {Boolean} hit-test items that have {@link
* Item#guide} set to `true`
* @option options.selected {Boolean} only hit selected items
*
* @param point - the point where the hit-test should be performed
*
* @return a hit result object that contains more information
* about what exactly was hit or `null` if nothing was hit
*/
hitTest(point: Point, options?: object): HitResult
}
/**
* The Raster item represents an image in a Paper.js project.
*/
class Raster extends Item {
/**
* The size of the raster in pixels.
*/
size: Size
/**
* The width of the raster in pixels.
*/
width: number
/**
* The height of the raster in pixels.
*/
height: number
/**
* The loading state of the raster image.
*/
readonly loaded: boolean
/**
* The resolution of the raster at its current size, in PPI (pixels per
* inch).
*/
readonly resolution: Size
/**
* The HTMLImageElement or Canvas element of the raster, if one is
* associated.
* Note that for consistency, a {@link #onLoad} event will be triggered on
* the raster even if the image has already finished loading before, or if
* we are setting the raster to a canvas.
*/
image: HTMLImageElement | HTMLCanvasElement
/**
* The Canvas object of the raster. If the raster was created from an image,
* accessing its canvas causes the raster to try and create one and draw the
* image into it. Depending on security policies, this might fail, in which
* case `null` is returned instead.
*/
canvas: HTMLCanvasElement
/**
* The Canvas 2D drawing context of the raster.
*/
context: CanvasRenderingContext2D
/**
* The source of the raster, which can be set using a DOM Image, a Canvas,
* a data url, a string describing the URL to load the image from, or the
* ID of a DOM element to get the image from (either a DOM Image or a
* Canvas). Reading this property will return the url of the source image or
* a data-url.
* Note that for consistency, a {@link #onLoad} event will be triggered on
* the raster even if the image has already finished loading before.
*/
source: HTMLImageElement | HTMLCanvasElement | string
/**
* The crossOrigin value to be used when loading the image resource, in
* order to support CORS. Note that this needs to be set before setting the
* {@link #source} property in order to always work (e.g. when the image is
* cached in the browser).
*/
crossOrigin: string
/**
* Specifies if the raster should be smoothed when scaled up or if the
* pixels should be scaled up by repeating the nearest neighboring pixels.
*/
smoothing: boolean
/**
* The event handler function to be called when the underlying image has
* finished loading and is ready to be used. This is also triggered when
* the image is already loaded, or when a canvas is used instead of an
* image.
*/
onLoad: Function | null
/**
* The event handler function to be called when there is an error loading
* the underlying image.
*/
onError: Function | null
/**
* Creates a new raster item from the passed argument, and places it in the
* active layer. `source` can either be a DOM Image, a Canvas, or a string
* describing the URL to load the image from, or the ID of a DOM element to
* get the image from (either a DOM Image or a Canvas).
*
* @param source - the source of
* the raster
* @param position - the center position at which the raster item is
* placed
*/
constructor(source?: HTMLImageElement | HTMLCanvasElement | string, position?: Point)
/**
* Creates a new empty raster of the given size, and places it in the
* active layer.
*
* @param size - the size of the raster
* @param position - the center position at which the raster item is
* placed
*/
constructor(size: Size, position?: Point)
/**
* Extracts a part of the Raster's content as a sub image, and returns it as
* a Canvas object.
*
* @param rect - the boundaries of the sub image in pixel
* coordinates
*
* @return the sub image as a Canvas object
*/
getSubCanvas(rect: Rectangle): HTMLCanvasElement
/**
* Extracts a part of the raster item's content as a new raster item, placed
* in exactly the same place as the original content.
*
* @param rect - the boundaries of the sub raster in pixel
* coordinates
*
* @return the sub raster as a newly created raster item
*/
getSubRaster(rect: Rectangle): Raster
/**
* Returns a Base 64 encoded `data:` URL representation of the raster.
*/
toDataURL(): string
/**
* Draws an image on the raster.
*
* @param point - the offset of the image as a point in pixel
* coordinates
*/
drawImage(image: CanvasImageSource, point: Point): void
/**
* Calculates the average color of the image within the given path,
* rectangle or point. This can be used for creating raster image
* effects.
*
* @return the average color contained in the area covered by the
* specified path, rectangle or point
*/
getAverageColor(object: Path | Rectangle | Point): Color
setImageData(data: ImageData, point: Point): void
/**
* Gets the color of a pixel in the raster.
*
* @param point - the offset of the pixel as a point in pixel
* coordinates
*
* @return the color of the pixel
*/
getPixel(point: Point): Color
/**
* Sets the color of the specified pixel to the specified color.
*
* @param x - the x offset of the pixel in pixel coordinates
* @param y - the y offset of the pixel in pixel coordinates
* @param color - the color that the pixel will be set to
*/
setPixel(x: number, y: number, color: Color): void
/**
* Sets the color of the specified pixel to the specified color.
*
* @param point - the offset of the pixel as a point in pixel
* coordinates
* @param color - the color that the pixel will be set to
*/
setPixel(point: Point, color: Color): void
/**
* Clears the image, if it is backed by a canvas.
*/
clear(): void
createImageData(size: Size): ImageData
getImageData(rect: Rectangle): ImageData
/**
* Gets the color of a pixel in the raster.
*
* @param x - the x offset of the pixel in pixel coordinates
* @param y - the y offset of the pixel in pixel coordinates
*
* @return the color of the pixel
*/
getPixel(x: number, y: number): Color
}
/**
* A Rectangle specifies an area that is enclosed by it's top-left
* point (x, y), its width, and its height. It should not be confused with a
* rectangular path, it is not an item.
*/
class Rectangle {
/**
* The x position of the rectangle.
*/
x: number
/**
* The y position of the rectangle.
*/
y: number
/**
* The width of the rectangle.
*/
width: number
/**
* The height of the rectangle.
*/
height: number
/**
* The top-left point of the rectangle
*/
point: Point
/**
* The size of the rectangle
*/
size: Size
/**
* The position of the left hand side of the rectangle. Note that this
* doesn't move the whole rectangle; the right hand side stays where it was.
*/
left: number
/**
* The top coordinate of the rectangle. Note that this doesn't move the
* whole rectangle: the bottom won't move.
*/
top: number
/**
* The position of the right hand side of the rectangle. Note that this
* doesn't move the whole rectangle; the left hand side stays where it was.
*/
right: number
/**
* The bottom coordinate of the rectangle. Note that this doesn't move the
* whole rectangle: the top won't move.
*/
bottom: number
/**
* The center point of the rectangle.
*/
center: Point
/**
* The top-left point of the rectangle.
*/
topLeft: Point
/**
* The top-right point of the rectangle.
*/
topRight: Point
/**
* The bottom-left point of the rectangle.
*/
bottomLeft: Point
/**
* The bottom-right point of the rectangle.
*/
bottomRight: Point
/**
* The left-center point of the rectangle.
*/
leftCenter: Point
/**
* The top-center point of the rectangle.
*/
topCenter: Point
/**
* The right-center point of the rectangle.
*/
rightCenter: Point
/**
* The bottom-center point of the rectangle.
*/
bottomCenter: Point
/**
* The area of the rectangle.
*/
readonly area: number
/**
* Specifies whether an item's bounds are to appear as selected.
*
* Paper.js draws the bounds of items with selected bounds on top of
* your project. This is very useful when debugging.
*/
selected: boolean
/**
* Creates a Rectangle object.
*
* @param point - the top-left point of the rectangle
* @param size - the size of the rectangle
*/
constructor(point: Point, size: Size)
/**
* Creates a rectangle object.
*
* @param x - the left coordinate
* @param y - the top coordinate
*/
constructor(x: number, y: number, width: number, height: number)
/**
* Creates a rectangle object from the passed points. These do not
* necessarily need to be the top left and bottom right corners, the
* constructor figures out how to fit a rectangle between them.
*
* @param from - the first point defining the rectangle
* @param to - the second point defining the rectangle
*/
constructor(from: Point, to: Point)
/**
* Creates a new rectangle object from the passed rectangle object.
*/
constructor(rectangle: Rectangle)
/**
* Creates a Rectangle object.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties to be set on the
* rectangle
*/
constructor(object: object)
/**
* Sets the rectangle to the passed values. Note that any sequence of
* parameters that is supported by the various {@link Rectangle}
* constructors also work for calls of `set()`.
*/
set(...values: any[]): Rectangle
/**
* Returns a copy of the rectangle.
*/
clone(): Rectangle
/**
* Checks whether the coordinates and size of the rectangle are equal to
* that of the supplied rectangle.
*
* @return true if the rectangles are equal
*/
equals(rect: Rectangle): boolean
/**
* @return a string representation of this rectangle
*/
toString(): string
/**
* @return true if the rectangle is empty
*/
isEmpty(): boolean
/**
* Returns a new rectangle scaled in horizontal direction by the specified
* `hor` amount and in vertical direction by the specified `ver` amount
* from its center.
*
* @return the scaled rectangle
*/
scale(hor: number, ver: number): Rectangle
/**
* Tests if the interior of the rectangle entirely contains the specified
* rectangle.
*
* @param rect - the specified rectangle
*
* @return true if the rectangle entirely contains the specified
* rectangle
*/
contains(rect: Rectangle): boolean
/**
* Tests if the interior of this rectangle intersects the interior of
* another rectangle. Rectangles just touching each other are considered as
* non-intersecting, except if a `epsilon` value is specified by which this
* rectangle's dimensions are increased before comparing.
*
* @param rect - the specified rectangle
* @param epsilon - the epsilon against which to compare the
* rectangle's dimensions
*
* @return true if the rectangle and the specified rectangle
* intersect each other
*/
intersects(rect: Rectangle, epsilon?: number): boolean
/**
* Returns a new rectangle representing the intersection of this rectangle
* with the specified rectangle.
*
* @param rect - the rectangle to be intersected with this
* rectangle
*
* @return the largest rectangle contained in both the specified
* rectangle and in this rectangle
*/
intersect(rect: Rectangle): Rectangle
/**
* Returns a new rectangle representing the union of this rectangle with the
* specified rectangle.
*
* @param rect - the rectangle to be combined with this rectangle
*
* @return the smallest rectangle containing both the specified
* rectangle and this rectangle
*/
unite(rect: Rectangle): Rectangle
/**
* Adds a point to this rectangle. The resulting rectangle is the smallest
* rectangle that contains both the original rectangle and the specified
* point.
*
* After adding a point, a call to {@link #contains} with the added
* point as an argument does not necessarily return `true`. The {@link
* Rectangle#contains(point)} method does not return `true` for points on
* the right or bottom edges of a rectangle. Therefore, if the added point
* falls on the left or bottom edge of the enlarged rectangle, {@link
* Rectangle#contains(point)} returns `false` for that point.
*
* @return the smallest rectangle that contains both the
* original rectangle and the specified point
*/
include(point: Point): Rectangle
/**
* Returns a new rectangle expanded by the specified amount in horizontal
* and vertical directions.
*
* @param amount - the amount to expand the rectangle in
* both directions
*
* @return the expanded rectangle
*/
expand(amount: number | Size | Point): Rectangle
/**
* Returns a new rectangle expanded by the specified amounts in horizontal
* and vertical directions.
*
* @param hor - the amount to expand the rectangle in horizontal
* direction
* @param ver - the amount to expand the rectangle in vertical
* direction
*
* @return the expanded rectangle
*/
expand(hor: number, ver: number): Rectangle
/**
* Returns a new rectangle scaled by the specified amount from its center.
*
* @return the scaled rectangle
*/
scale(amount: number): Rectangle
/**
* Tests if the specified point is inside the boundary of the rectangle.
*
* @param point - the specified point
*
* @return true if the point is inside the rectangle's boundary
*/
contains(point: Point): boolean
}
/**
* The Segment object represents the points of a path through which its
* {@link Curve} objects pass. The segments of a path can be accessed through
* its {@link Path#segments} array.
*
* Each segment consists of an anchor point ({@link Segment#point}) and
* optionaly an incoming and an outgoing handle ({@link Segment#handleIn} and
* {@link Segment#handleOut}), describing the tangents of the two {@link Curve}
* objects that are connected by this segment.
*/
class Segment {
/**
* The anchor point of the segment.
*/
point: Point
/**
* The handle point relative to the anchor point of the segment that
* describes the in tangent of the segment.
*/
handleIn: Point
/**
* The handle point relative to the anchor point of the segment that
* describes the out tangent of the segment.
*/
handleOut: Point
/**
* Specifies whether the segment is selected.
*/
selected: boolean
/**
* The index of the segment in the {@link Path#segments} array that the
* segment belongs to.
*/
readonly index: number
/**
* The path that the segment belongs to.
*/
readonly path: Path
/**
* The curve that the segment belongs to. For the last segment of an open
* path, the previous segment is returned.
*/
readonly curve: Curve
/**
* The curve location that describes this segment's position on the path.
*/
readonly location: CurveLocation
/**
* The next segment in the {@link Path#segments} array that the segment
* belongs to. If the segments belongs to a closed path, the first segment
* is returned for the last segment of the path.
*/
readonly next: Segment
/**
* The previous segment in the {@link Path#segments} array that the
* segment belongs to. If the segments belongs to a closed path, the last
* segment is returned for the first segment of the path.
*/
readonly previous: Segment
/**
* Creates a new Segment object.
*
* @param point - the anchor point of the segment
* @param handleIn - the handle point relative to the
* anchor point of the segment that describes the in tangent of the
* segment
* @param handleOut - the handle point relative to the
* anchor point of the segment that describes the out tangent of the
* segment
*/
constructor(point?: Point, handleIn?: Point, handleOut?: Point)
/**
* Creates a new Segment object.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties to be set on the
* segment
*/
constructor(object: object)
/**
* Checks if the segment has any curve handles set.
*
* @see Segment#handleIn
* @see Segment#handleOut
* @see Curve#hasHandles()
* @see Path#hasHandles()
*
* @return true if the segment has handles set
*/
hasHandles(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the segment connects two curves smoothly, meaning that its two
* handles are collinear and segment does not form a corner.
*
* @see Point#isCollinear()
*
* @return true if the segment is smooth
*/
isSmooth(): boolean
/**
* Clears the segment's handles by setting their coordinates to zero,
* turning the segment into a corner.
*/
clearHandles(): void
/**
* Smooths the bezier curves that pass through this segment by taking into
* account the segment's position and distance to the neighboring segments
* and changing the direction and length of the segment's handles
* accordingly without moving the segment itself.
*
* Two different smoothing methods are available:
*
* - `'catmull-rom'` uses the Catmull-Rom spline to smooth the segment.
*
* The optionally passed factor controls the knot parametrization of the
* algorithm:
*
* - `0.0`: the standard, uniform Catmull-Rom spline
* - `0.5`: the centripetal Catmull-Rom spline, guaranteeing no
* self-intersections
* - `1.0`: the chordal Catmull-Rom spline
*
* - `'geometric'` use a simple heuristic and empiric geometric method to
* smooth the segment's handles. The handles were weighted, meaning that
* big differences in distances between the segments will lead to
* probably undesired results.
*
* The optionally passed factor defines the tension parameter (`0...1`),
* controlling the amount of smoothing as a factor by which to scale
* each handle.
*
* @see PathItem#smooth([options])
*
* @option [options.type='catmull-rom'] {String} the type of smoothing
* method: {@values 'catmull-rom', 'geometric'}
* @option options.factor {Number} the factor parameterizing the smoothing
* method — default: `0.5` for `'catmull-rom'`, `0.4` for `'geometric'`
*
* @param options - the smoothing options
*/
smooth(options?: object): void
/**
* Checks if the this is the first segment in the {@link Path#segments}
* array.
*
* @return true if this is the first segment
*/
isFirst(): boolean
/**
* Interpolates between the two specified segments and sets the point and
* handles of this segment accordingly.
*
* @param from - the segment defining the geometry when `factor` is
* `0`
* @param to - the segment defining the geometry when `factor` is
* `1`
* @param factor - the interpolation coefficient, typically between
* `0` and `1`, but extrapolation is possible too
*/
interpolate(from: Segment, to: Segment, factor: number): void
/**
* Reverses the {@link #handleIn} and {@link #handleOut} vectors of this
* segment, modifying the actual segment without creating a copy.
*
* @return the reversed segment
*/
reverse(): Segment
/**
* Returns the reversed the segment, without modifying the segment itself.
*
* @return the reversed segment
*/
reversed(): Segment
/**
* Removes the segment from the path that it belongs to.
*
* @return true if the segment was removed
*/
remove(): boolean
clone(): Segment
/**
* @return a string representation of the segment
*/
toString(): string
/**
* Transform the segment by the specified matrix.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix to transform the segment by
*/
transform(matrix: Matrix): void
/**
* Checks if the this is the last segment in the {@link Path#segments}
* array.
*
* @return true if this is the last segment
*/
isLast(): boolean
}
class Shape extends Item {
/**
* The type of shape of the item as a string.
*/
type: string
/**
* The size of the shape.
*/
size: Size
/**
* The radius of the shape, as a number if it is a circle, or a size object
* for ellipses and rounded rectangles.
*/
radius: number | Size
/**
* Creates a new path item with same geometry as this shape item, and
* inherits all settings from it, similar to {@link Item#clone}.
*
* @see Path#toShape(insert)
*
* @param insert - specifies whether the new path should be
* inserted into the scene graph. When set to `true`, it is inserted
* above the shape item
*
* @return the newly created path item with the same geometry as
* this shape item
*/
toPath(insert?: boolean): Path
}
namespace Shape {
class Circle extends Shape {
/**
* Creates a circular shape item.
*
* @param center - the center point of the circle
* @param radius - the radius of the circle
*/
constructor(center: Point, radius: number)
/**
* Creates a circular shape item from the properties described by an
* object literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* shape's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
class Rectangle extends Shape {
/**
* Creates a rectangular shape item, with optionally rounded corners.
*
* @param rectangle - the rectangle object describing the
* geometry of the rectangular shape to be created
* @param radius - the size of the rounded corners
*/
constructor(rectangle: paper.Rectangle, radius?: Size)
/**
* Creates a rectangular shape item from a point and a size object.
*
* @param point - the rectangle's top-left corner.
* @param size - the rectangle's size.
*/
constructor(point: Point, size: Size)
/**
* Creates a rectangular shape item from the passed points. These do not
* necessarily need to be the top left and bottom right corners, the
* constructor figures out how to fit a rectangle between them.
*
* @param from - the first point defining the rectangle
* @param to - the second point defining the rectangle
*/
constructor(from: Point, to: Point)
/**
* Creates a rectangular shape item from the properties described by an
* object literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* shape's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
class Ellipse extends Shape {
/**
* Creates an elliptical shape item.
*
* @param rectangle - the rectangle circumscribing the ellipse
*/
constructor(rectangle: paper.Rectangle)
/**
* Creates an elliptical shape item from the properties described by an
* object literal.
*
* @param object - an object containing properties describing the
* shape's attributes
*/
constructor(object: object)
}
}
/**
* The Size object is used to describe the size or dimensions of
* something, through its {@link #width} and {@link #height} properties.
*/
class Size {
/**
* The width of the size
*/
width: number
/**
* The height of the size
*/
height: number
/**
* Creates a Size object with the given width and height values.
*
* @param width - the width
* @param height - the height
*/
constructor(width: number, height: number)
/**
* Creates a Size object using the coordinates of the given Size object.
*/
constructor(size: Size)
/**
* Creates a Size object using the {@link Point#x} and {@link Point#y}
* values of the given Point object.
*/
constructor(point: Point)
/**
* Creates a Size object using the numbers in the given array as
* dimensions.
*/
constructor(array: any[])
/**
* Creates a Size object using the properties in the given object.
*/
constructor(object: object)
/**
* Sets the size to the passed values. Note that any sequence of parameters
* that is supported by the various {@link Size} constructors also work
* for calls of `set()`.
*/
set(...values: any[]): Size
/**
* Checks whether the width and height of the size are equal to those of the
* supplied size.
*
* @param size - the size to compare to
*/
equals(size: Size): boolean
/**
* Returns a copy of the size.
*/
clone(): Size
/**
* @return a string representation of the size
*/
toString(): string
/**
* Returns the addition of the supplied value to the width and height of the
* size as a new size. The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to add
*
* @return the addition of the size and the value as a new size
*/
add(number: number): Size
/**
* Returns the addition of the width and height of the supplied size to the
* size as a new size. The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param size - the size to add
*
* @return the addition of the two sizes as a new size
*/
add(size: Size): Size
/**
* Returns the subtraction of the supplied value from the width and height
* of the size as a new size. The object itself is not modified!
* The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to subtract
*
* @return the subtraction of the size and the value as a new size
*/
subtract(number: number): Size
/**
* Returns the subtraction of the width and height of the supplied size from
* the size as a new size. The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param size - the size to subtract
*
* @return the subtraction of the two sizes as a new size
*/
subtract(size: Size): Size
/**
* Returns the multiplication of the supplied value with the width and
* height of the size as a new size. The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to multiply by
*
* @return the multiplication of the size and the value as a new size
*/
multiply(number: number): Size
/**
* Returns a size object with random {@link #width} and {@link #height}
* values between `0` and `1`.
*
* @return the newly created size object
*/
static random(): Size
/**
* Returns the division of the supplied value by the width and height of the
* size as a new size. The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param number - the number to divide by
*
* @return the division of the size and the value as a new size
*/
divide(number: number): Size
/**
* Returns the division of the width and height of the supplied size by the
* size as a new size. The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param size - the size to divide by
*
* @return the division of the two sizes as a new size
*/
divide(size: Size): Size
/**
* The modulo operator returns the integer remainders of dividing the size
* by the supplied value as a new size.
*
* @return the integer remainders of dividing the size by the value
* as a new size
*/
modulo(value: number): Size
/**
* The modulo operator returns the integer remainders of dividing the size
* by the supplied size as a new size.
*
* @return the integer remainders of dividing the sizes by each
* other as a new size
*/
modulo(size: Size): Size
/**
* Checks if this size has both the width and height set to 0.
*
* @return true if both width and height are 0
*/
isZero(): boolean
/**
* Checks if the width or the height of the size are NaN.
*
* @return true if the width or height of the size are NaN
*/
isNaN(): boolean
/**
* Returns a new size with rounded {@link #width} and {@link #height}
* values. The object itself is not modified!
*/
round(): Size
/**
* Returns a new size with the nearest greater non-fractional values to the
* specified {@link #width} and {@link #height} values. The object itself is
* not modified!
*/
ceil(): Size
/**
* Returns a new size with the nearest smaller non-fractional values to the
* specified {@link #width} and {@link #height} values. The object itself is
* not modified!
*/
floor(): Size
/**
* Returns a new size with the absolute values of the specified
* {@link #width} and {@link #height} values. The object itself is not
* modified!
*/
abs(): Size
/**
* Returns a new size object with the smallest {@link #width} and
* {@link #height} of the supplied sizes.
*
* @return the newly created size object
*/
static min(size1: Size, size2: Size): Size
/**
* Returns a new size object with the largest {@link #width} and
* {@link #height} of the supplied sizes.
*
* @return the newly created size object
*/
static max(size1: Size, size2: Size): Size
/**
* Returns the multiplication of the width and height of the supplied size
* with the size as a new size. The object itself is not modified!
*
* @param size - the size to multiply by
*
* @return the multiplication of the two sizes as a new size
*/
multiply(size: Size): Size
}
/**
* Style is used for changing the visual styles of items
* contained within a Paper.js project and is returned by
* {@link Item#style} and {@link Project#currentStyle}.
*
* All properties of Style are also reflected directly in {@link Item},
* i.e.: {@link Item#fillColor}.
*
* To set multiple style properties in one go, you can pass an object to
* {@link Item#style}. This is a convenient way to define a style once and
* apply it to a series of items:
*/
class Style {
/**
* The view that this style belongs to.
*/
readonly view: View
/**
* The color of the stroke.
*/
strokeColor: Color | null
/**
* The width of the stroke.
*/
strokeWidth: number
/**
* The shape to be used at the beginning and end of open {@link Path} items,
* when they have a stroke.
*/
strokeCap: string
/**
* The shape to be used at the segments and corners of {@link Path} items
* when they have a stroke.
*/
strokeJoin: string
/**
* Specifies whether the stroke is to be drawn taking the current affine
* transformation into account (the default behavior), or whether it should
* appear as a non-scaling stroke.
*/
strokeScaling: boolean
/**
* The dash offset of the stroke.
*/
dashOffset: number
/**
* Specifies an array containing the dash and gap lengths of the stroke.
*/
dashArray: number[]
/**
* The miter limit of the stroke. When two line segments meet at a sharp
* angle and miter joins have been specified for {@link #strokeJoin}, it is
* possible for the miter to extend far beyond the {@link #strokeWidth} of
* the path. The miterLimit imposes a limit on the ratio of the miter length
* to the {@link #strokeWidth}.
*/
miterLimit: number
/**
* The fill color.
*/
fillColor: Color | null
/**
* The fill-rule with which the shape gets filled. Please note that only
* modern browsers support fill-rules other than `'nonzero'`.
*/
fillRule: string
/**
* The shadow color.
*/
shadowColor: Color | null
/**
* The shadow's blur radius.
*/
shadowBlur: number
/**
* The shadow's offset.
*/
shadowOffset: Point
/**
* The color the item is highlighted with when selected. If the item does
* not specify its own color, the color defined by its layer is used instead.
*/
selectedColor: Color | null
/**
* The font-family to be used in text content.
*/
fontFamily: string
/**
* The font-weight to be used in text content.
*/
fontWeight: string | number
/**
* The font size of text content, as a number in pixels, or as a string with
* optional units `'px'`, `'pt'` and `'em'`.
*/
fontSize: number | string
/**
* The text leading of text content.
*/
leading: number | string
/**
* The justification of text paragraphs.
*/
justification: string
/**
* Style objects don't need to be created directly. Just pass an object to
* {@link Item#style} or {@link Project#currentStyle}, it will be converted
* to a Style object internally.
*/
constructor(style: object)
}
/**
* Symbols allow you to place multiple instances of an item in your
* project. This can save memory, since all instances of a symbol simply refer
* to the original item and it can speed up moving around complex objects, since
* internal properties such as segment lists and gradient positions don't need
* to be updated with every transformation.
*/
class SymbolDefinition {
/**
* The project that this symbol belongs to.
*/
readonly project: Project
/**
* The item used as the symbol's definition.
*/
item: Item
/**
* Creates a Symbol definition.
*
* @param item - the source item which is removed from the scene graph
* and becomes the symbol's definition.
*/
constructor(item: Item, dontCenter?: boolean)
/**
* Places in instance of the symbol in the project.
*
* @param position - the position of the placed symbol
*/
place(position?: Point): SymbolItem
/**
* Returns a copy of the symbol.
*/
clone(): SymbolDefinition
/**
* Checks whether the symbol's definition is equal to the supplied symbol.
*
* @return true if they are equal
*/
equals(symbol: SymbolDefinition): boolean
}
/**
* A symbol item represents an instance of a symbol which has been
* placed in a Paper.js project.
*/
class SymbolItem extends Item {
/**
* The symbol definition that the placed symbol refers to.
*/
definition: SymbolDefinition
/**
* Creates a new symbol item.
*
* @param definition - the definition to place or an
* item to place as a symbol
* @param point - the center point of the placed symbol
*/
constructor(definition: SymbolDefinition | Item, point?: Point)
}
/**
* The TextItem type allows you to create typography. Its functionality
* is inherited by different text item types such as {@link PointText}, and
* {@link AreaText} (coming soon). They each add a layer of functionality
* that is unique to their type, but share the underlying properties and
* functions that they inherit from TextItem.
*/
class TextItem extends Item {
/**
* The text contents of the text item.
*/
content: string
/**
* The font-family to be used in text content.
*/
fontFamily: string
/**
* The font-weight to be used in text content.
*/
fontWeight: string | number
/**
* The font size of text content, as a number in pixels, or as a string with
* optional units `'px'`, `'pt'` and `'em'`.
*/
fontSize: number | string
/**
* The text leading of text content.
*/
leading: number | string
/**
* The justification of text paragraphs.
*/
justification: string
}
/**
* The Tool object refers to a script that the user can interact with by
* using the mouse and keyboard and can be accessed through the global
* `tool` variable. All its properties are also available in the paper
* scope.
*
* The global `tool` variable only exists in scripts that contain mouse handler
* functions ({@link #onMouseMove}, {@link #onMouseDown}, {@link #onMouseDrag},
* {@link #onMouseUp}) or a keyboard handler function ({@link #onKeyDown},
* {@link #onKeyUp}).
*/
class Tool {
/**
* The minimum distance the mouse has to drag before firing the onMouseDrag
* event, since the last onMouseDrag event.
*/
minDistance: number
/**
* The maximum distance the mouse has to drag before firing the onMouseDrag
* event, since the last onMouseDrag event.
*/
maxDistance: number
fixedDistance: number
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse button is pushed down. The
* function receives a {@link ToolEvent} object which contains information
* about the tool event.
*/
onMouseDown: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse position changes while the mouse
* is being dragged. The function receives a {@link ToolEvent} object which
* contains information about the tool event.
*/
onMouseDrag: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called the mouse moves within the project view. The
* function receives a {@link ToolEvent} object which contains information
* about the tool event.
*/
onMouseMove: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse button is released. The function
* receives a {@link ToolEvent} object which contains information about the
* tool event.
*/
onMouseUp: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the user presses a key on the keyboard.
* The function receives a {@link KeyEvent} object which contains
* information about the keyboard event.
*
* If the function returns `false`, the keyboard event will be prevented
* from bubbling up. This can be used for example to stop the window from
* scrolling, when you need the user to interact with arrow keys.
*/
onKeyDown: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the user releases a key on the keyboard.
* The function receives a {@link KeyEvent} object which contains
* information about the keyboard event.
*
* If the function returns `false`, the keyboard event will be prevented
* from bubbling up. This can be used for example to stop the window from
* scrolling, when you need the user to interact with arrow keys.
*/
onKeyUp: Function | null
/**
* Activates this tool, meaning {@link PaperScope#tool} will
* point to it and it will be the one that receives tool events.
*/
activate(): void
/**
* Removes this tool from the {@link PaperScope#tools} list.
*/
remove(): void
/**
* Attach an event handler to the tool.
*
* @param type - the event type: {@values 'mousedown', 'mouseup',
* 'mousedrag', 'mousemove', 'keydown', 'keyup'}
* @param function - the function to be called when the event
* occurs, receiving a {@link ToolEvent} object as its sole argument
*
* @return this tool itself, so calls can be chained
*/
on(type: string, callback: Function): Tool
/**
* Attach one or more event handlers to the tool.
*
* @param param - an object literal containing one or more of the
* following properties: {@values mousedown, mouseup, mousedrag,
* mousemove, keydown, keyup}
*
* @return this tool itself, so calls can be chained
*/
on(param: object): Tool
/**
* Detach an event handler from the tool.
*
* @param type - the event type: {@values 'mousedown', 'mouseup',
* 'mousedrag', 'mousemove', 'keydown', 'keyup'}
* @param function - the function to be detached
*
* @return this tool itself, so calls can be chained
*/
off(type: string, callback: Function): Tool
/**
* Detach one or more event handlers from the tool.
*
* @param param - an object literal containing one or more of the
* following properties: {@values mousedown, mouseup, mousedrag,
* mousemove, keydown, keyup}
*
* @return this tool itself, so calls can be chained
*/
off(param: object): Tool
/**
* Emit an event on the tool.
*
* @param type - the event type: {@values 'mousedown', 'mouseup',
* 'mousedrag', 'mousemove', 'keydown', 'keyup'}
* @param event - an object literal containing properties describing
* the event
*
* @return true if the event had listeners
*/
emit(type: string, event: object): boolean
/**
* Check if the tool has one or more event handlers of the specified type.
*
* @param type - the event type: {@values 'mousedown', 'mouseup',
* 'mousedrag', 'mousemove', 'keydown', 'keyup'}
*
* @return true if the tool has one or more event handlers of
* the specified type
*/
responds(type: string): boolean
}
/**
* ToolEvent The ToolEvent object is received by the {@link Tool}'s mouse
* event handlers {@link Tool#onMouseDown}, {@link Tool#onMouseDrag},
* {@link Tool#onMouseMove} and {@link Tool#onMouseUp}. The ToolEvent
* object is the only parameter passed to these functions and contains
* information about the mouse event.
*/
class ToolEvent extends Event {
/**
* The type of tool event.
*/
type: string
/**
* The position of the mouse in project coordinates when the event was
* fired.
*/
point: Point
/**
* The position of the mouse in project coordinates when the previous
* event was fired.
*/
lastPoint: Point
/**
* The position of the mouse in project coordinates when the mouse button
* was last clicked.
*/
downPoint: Point
/**
* The point in the middle between {@link #lastPoint} and
* {@link #point}. This is a useful position to use when creating
* artwork based on the moving direction of the mouse, as returned by
* {@link #delta}.
*/
middlePoint: Point
/**
* The difference between the current position and the last position of the
* mouse when the event was fired. In case of the mouseup event, the
* difference to the mousedown position is returned.
*/
delta: Point
/**
* The number of times the mouse event was fired.
*/
count: number
/**
* The item at the position of the mouse (if any).
*
* If the item is contained within one or more {@link Group} or
* {@link CompoundPath} items, the most top level group or compound path
* that it is contained within is returned.
*/
item: Item
/**
* @return a string representation of the tool event
*/
toString(): string
}
/**
* Allows tweening `Object` properties between two states for a given
* duration. To tween properties on Paper.js {@link Item} instances,
* {@link Item#tween} can be used, which returns created
* tween instance.
*
* @see Item#tween(from, to, options)
* @see Item#tween(to, options)
* @see Item#tween(options)
* @see Item#tweenTo(to, options)
* @see Item#tweenFrom(from, options)
*/
class Tween {
/**
* The function to be called when the tween is updated. It receives an
* object as its sole argument, containing the current progress of the
* tweening and the factor calculated by the easing function.
*/
onUpdate: Function | null
/**
* Creates a new tween.
*
* @param object - the object to tween the properties on
* @param from - the state at the start of the tweening
* @param to - the state at the end of the tweening
* @param duration - the duration of the tweening
* @param easing - the type of the easing
* function or the easing function
* @param start - whether to start tweening automatically
*/
constructor(object: object, from: object, to: object, duration: number, easing?: string | Function, start?: boolean)
/**
* Set a function that will be executed when the tween completes.
*
* @param function - the function to execute when the tween
* completes
*/
then(callback: Function): Tween
/**
* Start tweening.
*/
start(): Tween
/**
* Stop tweening.
*/
stop(): Tween
}
/**
* The View object wraps an HTML element and handles drawing and user
* interaction through mouse and keyboard for it. It offer means to scroll the
* view, find the currently visible bounds in project coordinates, or the
* center, both useful for constructing artwork that should appear centered on
* screen.
*/
class View {
/**
* Controls whether the view is automatically updated in the next animation
* frame on changes, or whether you prefer to manually call
* {@link #update} or {@link #requestUpdate} after changes.
* Note that this is `true` by default, except for Node.js, where manual
* updates make more sense.
*/
autoUpdate: boolean
/**
* The underlying native element.
*/
readonly element: HTMLCanvasElement
/**
* The ratio between physical pixels and device-independent pixels (DIPs)
* of the underlying canvas / device.
* It is `1` for normal displays, and `2` or more for
* high-resolution displays.
*/
readonly pixelRatio: number
/**
* The resoltuion of the underlying canvas / device in pixel per inch (DPI).
* It is `72` for normal displays, and `144` for high-resolution
* displays with a pixel-ratio of `2`.
*/
readonly resolution: number
/**
* The size of the view. Changing the view's size will resize it's
* underlying element.
*/
viewSize: Size
/**
* The bounds of the currently visible area in project coordinates.
*/
readonly bounds: Rectangle
/**
* The size of the visible area in project coordinates.
*/
readonly size: Size
/**
* The center of the visible area in project coordinates.
*/
center: Point
/**
* The view's zoom factor by which the project coordinates are magnified.
*
* @see #scaling
*/
zoom: number
/**
* The current rotation angle of the view, as described by its
* {@link #matrix}.
*/
rotation: number
/**
* The current scale factor of the view, as described by its
* {@link #matrix}.
*
* @see #zoom
*/
scaling: Point
/**
* The view's transformation matrix, defining the view onto the project's
* contents (position, zoom level, rotation, etc).
*/
matrix: Matrix
/**
* Handler function to be called on each frame of an animation.
* The function receives an event object which contains information about
* the frame event:
*
* @see Item#onFrame
*
* @option event.count {Number} the number of times the frame event was
* fired
* @option event.time {Number} the total amount of time passed since the
* first frame event in seconds
* @option event.delta {Number} the time passed in seconds since the last
* frame event
*/
onFrame: Function | null
/**
* Handler function that is called whenever a view is resized.
*/
onResize: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse button is pushed down on the
* view. The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains
* information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy, reaching
* the view at the end, unless they are stopped before with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from a handler.
*
* @see Item#onMouseDown
*/
onMouseDown: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse position changes while the mouse
* is being dragged over the view. The function receives a {@link
* MouseEvent} object which contains information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy, reaching
* the view at the end, unless they are stopped before with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from a handler.
*
* @see Item#onMouseDrag
*/
onMouseDrag: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse button is released over the item.
* The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains
* information about the mouse event.
*
* @see Item#onMouseUp
*/
onMouseUp: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse clicks on the view. The function
* receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains information about the
* mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy, reaching
* the view at the end, unless they are stopped before with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from a handler.
*
* @see Item#onClick
*/
onClick: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse double clicks on the view. The
* function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains information
* about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy, reaching
* the view at the end, unless they are stopped before with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from a handler.
*
* @see Item#onDoubleClick
*/
onDoubleClick: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called repeatedly while the mouse moves over the
* view. The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains
* information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy, reaching
* the view at the end, unless they are stopped before with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from a handler.
*
* @see Item#onMouseMove
*/
onMouseMove: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse moves over the view. This
* function will only be called again, once the mouse moved outside of the
* view first. The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which
* contains information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy, reaching
* the view at the end, unless they are stopped before with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from a handler.
*
* @see Item#onMouseEnter
*/
onMouseEnter: Function | null
/**
* The function to be called when the mouse moves out of the view.
* The function receives a {@link MouseEvent} object which contains
* information about the mouse event.
* Note that such mouse events bubble up the scene graph hierarchy, reaching
* the view at the end, unless they are stopped before with {@link
* Event#stopPropagation()} or by returning `false` from a handler.
*
* @see View#onMouseLeave
*/
onMouseLeave: Function | null
/**
* Shears the view by the given values from its center point, or optionally
* by a supplied point.
*
* @see Matrix#shear(hor, ver[, center])
*
* @param hor - the horizontal shear factor
* @param ver - the vertical shear factor
*/
shear(hor: number, ver: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Removes this view from the project and frees the associated element.
*/
remove(): void
/**
* Requests an update of the view if there are changes through the browser's
* requestAnimationFrame() mechanism for smooth animation. Note that when
* using built-in event handlers for interaction, animation and load events,
* updates are automatically invoked for you automatically at the end.
*/
requestUpdate(): void
/**
* Makes all animation play by adding the view to the request animation
* loop.
*/
play(): void
/**
* Makes all animation pause by removing the view from the request animation
* loop.
*/
pause(): void
/**
* Checks whether the view is currently visible within the current browser
* viewport.
*
* @return true if the view is visible
*/
isVisible(): boolean
/**
* Checks whether the view is inserted into the browser DOM.
*
* @return true if the view is inserted
*/
isInserted(): boolean
/**
* Translates (scrolls) the view by the given offset vector.
*
* @param delta - the offset to translate the view by
*/
translate(delta: Point): void
/**
* Rotates the view by a given angle around the given center point.
*
* Angles are oriented clockwise and measured in degrees.
*
* @see Matrix#rotate(angle[, center])
*
* @param angle - the rotation angle
*/
rotate(angle: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Scales the view by the given value from its center point, or optionally
* from a supplied point.
*
* @param scale - the scale factor
*/
scale(scale: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Scales the view by the given values from its center point, or optionally
* from a supplied point.
*
* @param hor - the horizontal scale factor
* @param ver - the vertical scale factor
*/
scale(hor: number, ver: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Shears the view by the given value from its center point, or optionally
* by a supplied point.
*
* @see Matrix#shear(shear[, center])
*
* @param shear - the horizontal and vertical shear factors as a point
*/
shear(shear: Point, center?: Point): void
/**
* Updates the view if there are changes. Note that when using built-in
* event hanlders for interaction, animation and load events, this method is
* invoked for you automatically at the end.
*
* @return true if the view was updated
*/
update(): boolean
/**
* Skews the view by the given angles from its center point, or optionally
* by a supplied point.
*
* @see Matrix#shear(skew[, center])
*
* @param skew - the horizontal and vertical skew angles in degrees
*/
skew(skew: Point, center?: Point): void
/**
* Skews the view by the given angles from its center point, or optionally
* by a supplied point.
*
* @see Matrix#shear(hor, ver[, center])
*
* @param hor - the horizontal skew angle in degrees
* @param ver - the vertical sskew angle in degrees
*/
skew(hor: number, ver: number, center?: Point): void
/**
* Transform the view.
*
* @param matrix - the matrix by which the view shall be transformed
*/
transform(matrix: Matrix): void
/**
* Converts the passed point from project coordinate space to view
* coordinate space, which is measured in browser pixels in relation to the
* position of the view element.
*
* @param point - the point in project coordinates to be converted
*
* @return the point converted into view coordinates
*/
projectToView(point: Point): Point
/**
* Converts the passed point from view coordinate space to project
* coordinate space.
*
* @param point - the point in view coordinates to be converted
*
* @return the point converted into project coordinates
*/
viewToProject(point: Point): Point
/**
* Determines and returns the event location in project coordinate space.
*
* @param event - the native event object for which to determine the
* location.
*
* @return the event point in project coordinates.
*/
getEventPoint(event: Event): Point
/**
* Attach an event handler to the view.
*
* @param type - the type of event: {@values 'frame', 'resize',
* 'mousedown', 'mouseup', 'mousedrag', 'click', 'doubleclick',
* 'mousemove', 'mouseenter', 'mouseleave'}
* @param function - the function to be called when the event
* occurs, receiving a {@link MouseEvent} or {@link Event} object as its
* sole argument
*
* @return this view itself, so calls can be chained
*/
on(type: string, callback: Function): View
/**
* Attach one or more event handlers to the view.
*
* @param param - an object literal containing one or more of the
* following properties: {@values frame, resize}
*
* @return this view itself, so calls can be chained
*/
on(param: object): View
/**
* Detach an event handler from the view.
*
* @param type - the event type: {@values 'frame', 'resize',
* 'mousedown', 'mouseup', 'mousedrag', 'click', 'doubleclick',
* 'mousemove', 'mouseenter', 'mouseleave'}
* @param function - the function to be detached
*
* @return this view itself, so calls can be chained
*/
off(type: string, callback: Function): View
/**
* Detach one or more event handlers from the view.
*
* @param param - an object literal containing one or more of the
* following properties: {@values frame, resize}
*
* @return this view itself, so calls can be chained
*/
off(param: object): View
/**
* Emit an event on the view.
*
* @param type - the event type: {@values 'frame', 'resize',
* 'mousedown', 'mouseup', 'mousedrag', 'click', 'doubleclick',
* 'mousemove', 'mouseenter', 'mouseleave'}
* @param event - an object literal containing properties describing
* the event
*
* @return true if the event had listeners
*/
emit(type: string, event: object): boolean
/**
* Check if the view has one or more event handlers of the specified type.
*
* @param type - the event type: {@values 'frame', 'resize',
* 'mousedown', 'mouseup', 'mousedrag', 'click', 'doubleclick',
* 'mousemove', 'mouseenter', 'mouseleave'}
*
* @return true if the view has one or more event handlers of
* the specified type
*/
responds(type: string): boolean
}
}
declare module 'paper/dist/paper-core'
{
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export = paperCore
}
declare module 'paper'
{
const paperFull: paper.PaperScope;
export = paperFull
}