How to use fabric-pure-browser - 2 common examples
To help you get started, we’ve selected a few fabric-pure-browser examples, based on popular ways it is used in public projects.
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import fabric from 'fabric-pure-browser';
import { version } from '../package.json';
console.log('fabricJS ', fabric.version || window.fabric.version);
console.log('IndoorJS ', version);
export { version };
// constants
export * from './core/index';
// geometry
export * from './geometry/index';
// map
export * from './map/index';
// floorplan
export * from './floorplan/index';}
}, {
key: "clear",
value: function clear() {
this.arrows = [];
this.canvas.clear();
}
}]);
return Canvas;
}(Base);
var canvas = function canvas(container, options) {
return new Canvas(container, options);
};
console.log('fabricJS ', fabric$1.version || window.fabric.version);
console.log('IndoorJS ', version);
export { Canvas, Circle, Connector, Floor, Group, ICON, Icon, Layer, Line, MAP, MARKER, Map, Marker, MarkerGroup, Modes, Point, Polyline, Rect, canvas, circle, connector, floorplan, group, icon, layer, line, map, marker, markerGroup, point, polyline, rect, version };
//# sourceMappingURL=indoor.esm.js.mapfabric-pure-browser
Fabric.js package with no node-specific dependencies (node-canvas, jsdom). The project is published once a day (in case if a new version appears) from 'master' branch of https://github.com/fabricjs/fabric.js repository. You can keep original imports in
