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This is an unofficial documentation for react-native ART module.

* [DOC HERE](./doc.md)
  
Animation part is really important,isn't it.


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#### Elements

```js
const {
  Surface,
  Shape,
  Group,
  Text,
  Path,
  ClippingRectangle,
  LinearGradient,
  RadialGradient,
  Pattern,
  Transform
} = React.ART
```

##### Surface
Container for all other ART components.

```js
render(){
  return (
    <Surface>
      {/* all other components */}
    </Surface>
  )
}
```
Property | Type | Required | Description
:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:
width| string | No | width of target surface
height|string| No |height of target surface
visible |boolean| No |visible or invisible

> Tip: <Surface/> element has default background color.
>
> make it transparent with `style={{ backgroundColor:'transparent' }}` and things below it can be seen.

##### Group
To combine shapes or other groups into hierarchies that can be transformed as a set.

```js
render(){
  return (
    <Surface>
      { this.getContainer() }
      <Shape/>
    </Surface>
  )
}

getContainer = () => {
  return (
    <Group>
      <Shape/>
    </Group>
  )
}
```

##### Shape
Used to draw arbitrary vector shapes from Path.
Shape implements Transform as a mixin which means it has all transform methods available for moving, scaling and rotating a shape.

```js
render(){
  return (
    <Surface>
      <Shape/>
    </Surface>
  )
}
```

Property | Type | Required | Description
:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:
width | Number | No | width of Shape
height | Number | No | height of Shape
d| String | No | container of path
fill|String| No |fill style of Shape.Any color object module will be support
stroke | String | No |stroke color of paths it contains
strokeWidth | String or Number | No |stroke width of paths it contains
strokeDash | Object | No | demo followed.
strokeCap | String | No | cap style of path end. oneOf(["butt", "round"(default), "square"])
strokeJoin | String | No | path join point style. oneOf(["miter", "round"(default), "bevel"])

```js
render(){
  return (
    <Surface>
      <Shape
        d = "..."
        fill = '#000000'
        stroke = '#FFFFFF'
        strokeWidth = '12' {/* or {12}* /}
        {/* strokeDash Demo */}
        strokeDash = [10, 20] {/*  [10,20,...],line-gap-line-gap repeat. */}
        strokeCap:"butt" {/* or round(default)/square */} 
        strokeJoin:"bevel"{/* or miter/round(default) */} 
      />
    </Surface>
  )
}
```


##### Text
Text component creates a shape based on text content using native text rendering.

```js
render(){
  return (
    <Surface>
      <Text
      
        font={`13px "Helvetica Neue", "Helvetica", Arial`}
        
        {/* Another way to define font property
         * font = {{
         *   fontFamily:'Helvetica, Neue Helvetica, Arial',
         *   fontSize:23,
         *   fontWeight:"bold", // or "normal"
         *   fontStyle:"italic" // or "normal"
         * }}
        **/
        
        fill = "#000000"
        alignment = "center"
      >
        Hello World
      </Text>
    </Surface>
  )
}
```

`ART module` in React Native supplies Text component different from sebmarkbage's `art` repo that that mix `Text` and `Font` up. So `font` property is necessary, or your app will crash. And in fact, ART makes `Text` with `Path`, so just try methods what `Shape` has.

Property | Type | Required | Description
:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:
font | String or Object | Yes | font name and font size for text content
fill | String | No | fill color
x | Number | No | x position 
y | Number | No | y position
alignment | String | No | oneOf(["right", "left", "center"])


#### APIs

```js
render(){
  return (
    <Surface>
      <Shape
        d={ this.getPaths() } {/* You can get what this.getPaths method do in following path.move demo */}
      />
    </Surface>
  )
}
```

##### Path
###### Path.move

```js
getPaths = () => {
  return  (
    new Path()
    .move(10, 20)
    
    // This means move ctx form current point to relative right 10px bottom 20px
    // for example ctx now at (20, 20) point
    // after move(10, 20) the point will change to (30, 40)
  )
}
```

###### Path.moveTo

```js
getPaths = () => {
  return  (
    new Path()
    .moveTo(10, 20)
    
    // This means move ctx to absolute coordinate (10, 20)
    // for example ctx now at (20, 20) point
    // after moveTo(10, 20) the point will change to (10, 20)
  )
}
```

###### Path.line

```js
getPaths = () => {
  return  (
    new Path()
    .line(10, 20)
    
    // This means draw a line from current position to relative right 10px bottom 20px
    // for example ctx now at (20, 20) point
    // after line(10, 20) you will get a line from (20, 20) to (30, 40)
  )
}
```

###### Path.lineTo

```js
getPaths = () => {
  return  (
    new Path()
    .lineTo(10, 20)
    
    // This means draw a line from current position to absolute coordinate (10, 20)
    // for example ctx now at (20, 20) point
    // after lineTo(10, 20) you will get a line from (20, 20) to (10, 20)
  )
}
```
###### Path.arc
Draw an arc with specific arguments.

```
arc(xPosition, xPosition, xRadius, yRadius[,outer,counterClockWise,rotation])
```

```js
path.arc(10, 10, 30, 40, true, false, 1)
```

###### Path.arcTo
Just like arc, instead of passing relative position, `arcTo` accept an absolute point coorid to be the arc end.
```
arcTo(xPosition, xPosition, xRadius, yRadius[,outer,counterClockWise,rotation])
```

```js
path.arcTo(60, 90, 30, 40, true, false, 1)
```

###### Path.counterArc

Same as arc, opposite clockwise.

###### Path.counterArcTo

Same as arcTo, opposite clockwise.

###### Path.curve
Draw a cubic bezier curve to relative position.

```
curve(ControlPoint1.x, ControlPoint1.y, ControlPoint2.x, ControlPoint2.y, deltaX, deltaY)
```

```js
path.curve(10, 20, 30, 40, 12, 32);

// If now we are at (10, 10), it draw a cubic bezier curve from (10, 10) to (22, 42)
// and use (10, 20) as first control point and (30, 40) the second one
```
###### Path.curveTo
Draw a bezier curve to absolute position.

```
curve(ControlPoint1.x, ControlPoint1.y, ControlPoint2.x, ControlPoint2.y, endPoint.x, endPoint.y)
```

```js
path.curve(10, 20, 30, 40, 12, 32);

// if now we are at (10, 10), it draw a cubic bezier curve from (10, 10) to (12, 32)
// and use (10, 20) as first control point and (30, 40) the second one
```


###### Path.reset
Reset the current path. Just like `beginPath` in canvasRenderingContext2d.
```js
// path.points = [...]
path.reset();
// path.points = [];
```

###### Path.close
Draws a line to the first point in the current sub-path and begins a new sub-path.

```js
Path.close();
// It returns the current Path instance.
```

###### Path.toJson
Return the current path points, which can be used on Shape `d` attribute.

```js
var d = new Path(path);
...
return (
  <Shape d={d}></Shape>
)
```

##### LinearGradient
```jsx

/* Crate linear gradient
 * @param stops Object linear gradient stops
 * @demo {'0.1':'green', '1':'blue'}
 * @param x1 Number x-axis coordinate of start point
 * @param y1 Number y-axis coordinate of start point
 * @param x2 Number x-axis coordinate of end point
 * @param y2 Number y-axis coordinate of end point
 */

var linearGradient = new LinearGradient({
  '.1': 'blue', {/* blue in 1% position */}
  '1': 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)' {/* opacity white in 100% position */}
  },
  "0", "0", "0", "400"
)

<Shape fill={linearGradient}>
```
##### RadialGradient
```jsx
/* Create radial gradient
 * @param stops Object linear gradient stops
 * @demo {'0.1':'green', '1':'blue'}
 * @param fx Number x-axis coordinate of the focal point
 * @param fy Number y-axis coordinate of the focal point
 * @param rx Number x-axis coordinate direction radius length
 * @param ry Number y-axis coordinate direction radius length
 * @param cx Number x-axis coordinate of the origin point
 * @param cy Number y-axis coordinate of the origin point
 */
 
 var radialGradient = new RadialGradient({
  '.1': 'blue', {/* blue in 1% position */}
  '1': 'rgba(255, 255, 255, 0)' {/* opacity white in 100% position */}
  },
  "200", "200", "0", "0", "0", "400"
)

<Shape fill={radialGradient}>
```
##### Pattern
```jsx
/* Create Pattern fill
 * @param image source that be resolved by resolveAssetSource
 * @param width width of every repeat unit
 * @param height height if every repeat unit
 * @param top position to top
 * @param left position to left
 */

import resolveAssetSource from 'resolveAssetSource'
import localImage from './path/to/image.jpg'

const pattern = new Pattern(resolveAssetSource(localImage),100,100,100,100)

<Shape fill={ pattern }/>
```

##### Transform

###### move
Move target shape, each time you call this method the translate position will superposition.
```
new Transform().move(deltaX[,deltaY])
```
```js
new Transform().move(20, 20)
// or you can only move x
new Transform().move(20)
```

###### moveTo
Move the shape to absolute coordinate position.

```
new Transform().moveTo(x[,y])
```
```js
new Transform().moveTo(120, 120)
// or you can only move to x
new Transform().moveTo(120)
```

###### scale
Scale the shape, each time you call this method the scale value will superposition.
```
new Transform().scale(scale[X,scaleY]);
```
```js
new Transform().scale(2, 3);
// or pass only one param to scale both x and y axis value
new Transform().scale(3)
```
###### scaleTo
Scale the shape to a fixed multiple to origin graphic.
```
new Transform().scaleTo(scale[X,scaleY]);
```
```js
new Transform().scaleTo(1, 1);
// or you can use only one param to set both x and y axis value
new Transform().scaleTo(1);
```

###### rotate
Rotate the shape, each time you call this method the angle will superposition. Pass transformed origin x and y axis coordinate as the second and third param, relative to left top corner of outer Surface.
```
new Transform().rotate(deg[,transformOriginX,transformOriginY])
```
```js
new Transform().rotate(180);
// attention, the angel is in angel system inestead of radian system.
// or you can specify transform origin with extra params
new Transform().rotate(180, 100, 200)
```
###### rotateTo
Rotate the shape to an absolute angle. Pass the transformed origin x and y axis coordinate as the second and third param, relative to left top corner of outer Surface.
```
new Transform.rotateTo(deg[,transformOriginX,transformOriginY])
```
```js
new Transform().rotateTo(72);
// attention, the angel is in angel system inestead of radian system.
// or you can specify transform origin with extra params
new Transform().rotateTo(72, 100, 200)
```
###### resizeTo

###### transform
Use this to make transform with a matrix-like method.[`Reference`](http://sebmarkbage.github.io/art/docs/ART/ART.Transform.html). Each time you call this method the transformed value will superposition.
```
new Transform.transform(scaleX, skewX, skewY, scaleY, translateX, translateY);
// change target's position and shape with six arguments。
```
```js
new Transform.transform(2, 0, 1, 1, 0, 0)
```
###### transformTo
Use this to make transform with a matrix-like method.[`Reference`](http://sebmarkbage.github.io/art/docs/ART/ART.Transform.html). Each time you call this method the transformed value will be reset to the arguments.
```
new Transform.transformTo(scaleX, skewX, skewY, scaleY, translateX, translateY);
// change target's position and shape with six arguments。
```
```js
new Transform.transformTo(1, 0, 0, 1, 0, 0)
```

###### inversePoint

##### ClippingRectangle
Control display area of graphic.

```js
render(){
  return (
    <Surface width={200} height={200}>
      <ClippingRectangle
        width={ 20 }
        height={ 20 }
        x={ 100 }
        y={ 100 }
      >
        <Shape d={ new Path().moveTo(0,0).lineTo(200,200) } stroke="black" strokeWidth={10}/>
      </ClippingRectangle>
    </Surface>
  )
}
```
Lacking anyone of width and height the `<ClippingRectangle/>` won't work,but will not cause crash.

Property | Type | Required | Description
:-:|:-:|:-:|:-:
width | Number | Yes | width of clipping area,work with height.
height | Number | Yes | height of clipping area,work with width.
x | Number | No | left distance from parent position,default is 0.
y | Number | No | top distance from parent position, default is 0.


#### Morph
This can create transition between two paths.
> To use morph method, you have to import morph first

```js
import Morph from 'art/morph/path';
```

##### Tween
```js
Morph.Tween(from, to)
```

```js
Morph.Tween(
  "M 256, 213 C 245, 181 206, 187 234, 262Z",
  "M 212, 220 C 197, 171 156, 153 123, 221Z"
);
```
##### Path
Extends from Path.[`Reference`](https://github.com/sebmarkbage/art/blob/master/morph/path.js#L6-L29);

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### ART模块中文文档