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apysc (pronounced æpisk) is a Python frontend library to create HTML and JavaScript, inspired by ActionScript 3 (as3) and Flutter.
Notes: Currently developing and only works partially.
Python 3.8 or later.
Pip command is available:
$ pip install apysc
To check the major features updating and destructive changes, please see the Discussions' Announcements and Destructive changes.
Please see apysc documentation and quick start guide page.
- Save HTML or use it on the Jupyter Notebook, JupyterLab, and Google Colaboratory!
Documents:
- Draw the many types of vector graphics
Example code fragments:
...
sprite.graphics.begin_fill(color=ap.Color("#0af"))
rectangle: ap.Rectangle = sprite.graphics.draw_rect(x=50, y=50, width=50, height=50)
...Abstract document: Draw interfaces abstract
- Lots of the vector graphics updating interfaces, such as the x, width, rotation, alpha (opacity), ellipse size, scale
Example code fragments:
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rectangle.x = ap.Number(100)
...Abstract document: DisplayObject and GraphicsBase classes base properties abstract
- Set each mouse event, such as the click, double click, mouse down, mouse up, mouse over, mouse out, mouse move
Example code fragments:
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def on_click(e: ap.MouseEvent, options: dict) -> None:
ap.trace("Rectangle is clicked!")
rectangle.click(on_click)
...Abstract document: MouseEvent interfaces abstract
- Use the timer interface and animation
Example code fragments:
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def on_timer(e: ap.TimerEvent, options: dict) -> None:
...
ap.Timer(on_timer, delay=1000).start()
...Documents: Timer class
- Lots of tween animations, including easing options
Example code fragments:
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rectangle.animation_x(
x=100, duration=1000, easing=ap.Easing.EASE_IN_QUART,
).start()
...Abstract document: Animation interfaces abstract (each animation attribute)
- Basic control, like the for loop, if branch instruction, and so on
Documents:
For more details, please see the following document:
What apysc can do in its current implementation
The apysc library is under the MIT License.
The logo image uses the following Creative Commons license font:
Also, the apysc library depends on the following libraries and assets: