Changelog

1.1.0

• Add the ability to play audio!
  • Audio is initialized in multiple "tracks", like canvas "layers" for graphics
  • Audio can be played and stopped in a specific track
  • All audio can be muted/unmuted
  • Audio can only be started after the canvas has been interacted with
• Screen recordings can only be started after the canvas has been interacted with
• Add new audio example
• Major updates to main readme file

1.0.0

• All layers are drawn onto a single canvas element
• Support simple screen recording (no audio)
• Updates to paint example
• Add main README file

0.0.5

• Remove get/setPixel() functions
  • Remove hardware/software acceleration type (only used for pixel manipulation)
• Remove shorthand in loop() function from returning an array of Drawable, to make behavior consistent for single and multi-layered canvases
• Minor updates to animation example
• Add instructions to both examples

0.0.4

• Support canvas layers
  • Defaults:
    • One layer (zero-indexed, so layer ID is 0)
    • Drawables are drawn onto layer 0 (including returned from loop() callback)
    • Canvas.clear() clears all layers unless a layer is specified
    • Get/set pixel functions default to layer 0
• Accept hardware/software acceleration toggle configuration parameter
• Canvas.screenshot() function now accepts a name for the screenshot (optionally)
• Update simple paint example so that it accepts user keyboard input to change brush size and color

0.0.3

• Add animation example
• Expose Canvas.width and Canvas.height
• Change setInterval to requestAnimationFrame
• Create and expose several new functions in the Canvas class:
  • getMousePosition
  • getPixel
  • setPixel
  • screenshot
• Main animation loop() function can return an array of Drawable to automatically render

0.0.2

• Add first iteration of Canvas class
  • Support several callback functions (keydown/up, mousedown/up, mousemove)
• Create a basic painting example

0.0.1

• Add details in package.json

0.0.0

• Initialize empty package on npm