NOTE: GIF above looks weird some times because it's a GIF, the real thing is nice, I promise...
Use Processing.js on Expo! Just
npm i -S processing-js expo-processing
in your Expo project and import it with
import { ProcessingView } from 'expo-processing;
.
ExpoProcessing.ProcessingView
Display a Processing.js
sketch.
The component accepts all View
layout props for specifying its layout.
sketch
: A Processing.js sketch function that takes a processing
instance
and calls Processing.js functions on it, such as the sketchProc
function in
the Processing.js documentation for writing JavaScript-only Processing.js
code.This is based on the "In and out" sketch on OpenProcessing.org.
In
a
new blank Expo project,
run expo install processing-js expo-processing expo-gl
to install Processing.js and ExpoProcessing. Then replace
App.js
with the following:
import React from "react";
import { ProcessingView } from "expo-processing";
export default class App extends React.Component {
render() {
return <ProcessingView style={{ flex: 1 }} sketch={this._sketch} />;
}
_sketch = p => {
p.setup = () => {
p.strokeWeight(7);
};
const harom = (ax, ay, bx, by, level, ratio) => {
if (level <= 0) {
return;
}
const vx = bx - ax;
const vy = by - ay;
const nx = p.cos(p.PI / 3) * vx - p.sin(p.PI / 3) * vy;
const ny = p.sin(p.PI / 3) * vx + p.cos(p.PI / 3) * vy;
const cx = ax + nx;
const cy = ay + ny;
p.line(ax, ay, bx, by);
p.line(ax, ay, cx, cy);
p.line(cx, cy, bx, by);
harom(
ax * ratio + cx * (1 - ratio),
ay * ratio + cy * (1 - ratio),
ax * (1 - ratio) + bx * ratio,
ay * (1 - ratio) + by * ratio,
level - 1,
ratio
);
};
p.draw = () => {
p.background(240);
harom(
p.width - 142,
p.height - 142,
142,
p.height - 142,
6,
(p.sin((0.0005 * Date.now()) % (2 * p.PI)) + 1) / 2
);
};
};
}