Bezier Curve and Elliptical Arc implementations in multiple languages. SVG path commands.
The API is equivalent and we strive for the same syntax across the language implementations.
JavaScript: v0.2.0C++: v0.2.0- Arduino/Teensyduino compatible
- Interactive Bezier Curve Demo (Quadratic, Cubic)
- Interactive Elliptical Arc Demo
- Barebones Draw Curve Demo
Run once: Install the dependencies
npm install
Run whenever: Whenever you want to run the tests
npm run test
The C++ version of SVGCurveLib requires C++11.
We test on the following platforms:
- Visual Studio (Community 2013) on Windows
- Arduino (1.6.3)/Teensyduino (1.22)
- Teensy 3.0/3.1
Open up test/c++/vs_testbench/vs_testbench.sln and build the project. You can press Ctrl+F5 to keep the console window open to see the results better.
Run whenever: Whenever you make a change. This will move the library files into the Arduino Sketch directory (required because Arduino forces files to be in the same directory).
npm run testSetupArduino
Then compile and upload the sketch to your Arduino or Arduino-like platform. Open a Serial Terminal to see the output streamed every 5 seconds. You can use PuTTY as a Serial Terminal to take advantage of the ANSI colored text.
To disable the ANSI escape color codes, open up test/c++/cpp-test-lib/SVGCurveLibTests.h, and change MacchiatoSettings.useAnsiColor to false.