flauwekeul / honeycomb

Create hex grids easily, in node or the browser.
https://abbekeultjes.nl/honeycomb
MIT License
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Screenshots of grid in the documentation. #116

Open Islati opened 2 months ago

Islati commented 2 months ago

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe. Screenshots of grid in the documentation.

Describe the solution you'd like Screenshots included in documentation of what this library can do. Clear indicators for accessibility.

Describe alternatives you've considered Not adopting the library.

Additional context Thanks.

flauwekeul commented 2 months ago

If I understand you correctly, you want (more) screenshots of example grids to better understand how to use the library?

The docs about traversing grids already have examples of grids. They're not screenshots, but actually rendered grids, which I think is a bit better than static images. Would you like more of these examples? If so, can you specify what kind of examples you'd like?

About a year ago I started with the next version of Honeycomb and put quite some effort into a playground where you can set different hex and grid settings and add multiple traversers and see everything rendered. I've been busy with other things since, but maybe I can finish it later this year.

Islati commented 2 months ago

If I understand you correctly, you want (more) screenshots of example grids to better understand how to use the library?

The docs about traversing grids already have examples of grids. They're not screenshots, but actually rendered grids, which I think is a bit better than static images. Would you like more of these examples? If so, can you specify what kind of examples you'd like?

About a year ago I started with the next version of Honeycomb and put quite some effort into a playground where you can set different hex and grid settings and add multiple traversers and see everything rendered. I've been busy with other things since, but maybe I can finish it later this year.

Thank you for pointing this out!

I'm going to adopt this library, and perhaps I'll be able to help you in development!

Cheers, homie.