Quivy

A micro-framework to quicky start your games and animations. Quivy provides some
useful features like:

• Create or select (using CSS selectors) a <canvas> element;
• Load images and other resources;
• Animate using a simple API.

Installation

Of course You’re using Yarn. Right!?

yarn add quivy

You can also install using NPM.

npm i quivy

Usage

Example

import { canvas, loader, animate } from 'quivy';
const { element, context } = canvas.select('#game');
const animation = animate(draw)
const person = {
  x: 0,
  y: 0
};
loader
  .add('Person', 'resource/Person.png')
  .add('Tree', 'resource/Tree.png')
  .load()
  .then(animation.start);
function draw() {
  context.drawImage(loader.cache['Person'], person.x, person.y);
  ...
  if (isGameOver)
    animation.stop();
}

Quivy Modules

Loader

import { loader } from 'quivy';
loader.add('Music', 'some_music.mp3', 'audio');
loader
  .add('Avatar', 'avatar.png', 'image') // image is default value
  .add('Background', 'background.png');
loader.add('Video', 'some_video.mp4', 'video');
loader
  .load()
  .then(setup) // You could use events instead of promise methods
  .catch(error => console.log(error));
loader.onLoad = setup;
loader.onError = error => console.log(error);
// There's also a loading event
loader.onLoading = (resource, filesLoaded, totalFilesToLoad) => {
  let percent = ~~(filesLoaded / totalFilesToLoad) * 100;
  resource.name; // Resource name
  resource.source; // URL
  resource.item; // Image/Audio/Video instance.
};

Animate

import { animate } from 'quivy';
const animation = animate(() => sprite.position.x++)
// Make a sprite move and stop after 3s
animation.start();
setTimeout(animation.stop, 3000);

Canvas

<canvas id="game1"></canvas>
<div class="game2-wrapper"></div>

import { canvas } from 'quivy';
const { context: ctx1 } = canvas.select('#game1', {
  context: 'webgl',
  width: 800, // Provide <canvas> size
  height: 600
});
const { element: el2, context: ctx2 } = canvas.create('.game2-wrapper', {
  context: '2d'
});