40 is a huge PR that adds a full 3D plotting system into emmy-viewers!!
Adds emmy.viewer.plot with format-number and label-pi functions,
replacing mafs.core/labelPi.
Upgrades the examples.manifold.pq-knot to full server-side function style,
removing it from the JS bundle.
Fixes the :emmy.portal/mafs viewer so that its theming applies in scope;
this lets you toggle the theme away by activating :emmy.portal/reagent
without affecting the other Mafs scenes in portal.
Adds our first set of ClojureScript tests
Adds the following functions in emmy.mathbox.plot, backed by components on
the ClojureScript side:
scene sets up a batteries-included MathBox scene that can host all of
the objects and curves described below.
point, line and vector provide geometric primitives; point even
supports LaTeX labels.
parametric-curve, of-x, of-y and of-z support 1d => 1d curves
polar-surface, of-xy, of-yz and of-xz support 2d => 1d surface
plotting
parametric-surface supports full 2d => 3d surface generation
vector-field is still in progress, but the basics work. This will
eventually expand into the ability to generate vectors along 1d intervals,
2d areas or 3d volumes.
Huge thanks to Chris Chudzicki of https://www.math3d.org/, who inspired my API
here. Steven Petryk and his work on Mafs filled in the gaps for me.
See these namespaces for examples of the new API in action:
40 is a huge PR that adds a full 3D plotting system into emmy-viewers!!
Adds
emmy.viewer.plotwithformat-numberandlabel-pifunctions, replacingmafs.core/labelPi.Upgrades the
examples.manifold.pq-knotto full server-side function style, removing it from the JS bundle.Fixes the
:emmy.portal/mafsviewer so that its theming applies in scope; this lets you toggle the theme away by activating:emmy.portal/reagentwithout affecting the other Mafs scenes in portal.Adds our first set of ClojureScript tests
Adds the following functions in
emmy.mathbox.plot, backed by components on the ClojureScript side:scenesets up a batteries-included MathBox scene that can host all of the objects and curves described below.point,lineandvectorprovide geometric primitives;pointeven supports LaTeX labels.parametric-curve,of-x,of-yandof-zsupport 1d => 1d curvespolar-surface,of-xy,of-yzandof-xzsupport 2d => 1d surface plottingparametric-surfacesupports full 2d => 3d surface generationvector-fieldis still in progress, but the basics work. This will eventually expand into the ability to generate vectors along 1d intervals, 2d areas or 3d volumes.Huge thanks to Chris Chudzicki of https://www.math3d.org/, who inspired my API here. Steven Petryk and his work on Mafs filled in the gaps for me.
See these namespaces for examples of the new API in action: