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For developers and agents who want to draw and animate vector shapes on an HTML canvas or in Node.js. It summarises what the Paper.js README says about installing, the builds and packages, and building and testing. It is a reading of two repository files and was not run.
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Paper.js README reading: drawing and animating a vector shape on a canvas, with licence lines as written
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For developers and agents who want to draw and animate vector shapes on an HTML canvas or in Node.js. It summarises what the Paper.js README says about installing, the builds and packages, and building and testing. It is a reading of two repository files and was not run.
Useful starting points
- Per the README, paper.view and paper.project only exist after setup has been called with a canvas.
- With TypeScript, the README says the default import needs esModuleInterop.
- For Node.js rendering the README says Paper.js relies on Node-Canvas, which needs the native Cairo and Pango libraries.
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