That “p5.voronoi” library is meant for sketches using the “global mode” approach only:
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It means at the very least your main “sketch.js” file gotta use the “global mode” approach as well.
dansumption:
I am trying to write an app using ES6 modules and the voronoi library, and in this environment all of the processing instance functions ( background , stroke , random , etc) are not in the module’s namespace.
If p5.js is loaded via <script>, it dumps itself on the global namespace & thus it can be accessed even by ES6 module files, as long as it finds setup() and/or draw() on the global namespace as well, like this: window.setup = function () {}
Here’s a p5.js global mode sketch example using ES6 module files:
.block
height: 600
scrolling: no
border: yes
license: cc-by-4.0calc.mjs
const ERRORS = [
"Polygon's newSize parameter can't be less than 2!",
"Parameter dots[] must contain at least 2 { x, y } objects!",
"Parameter epsilon can't be a negative value!"
];
export default function reducePolygon(dots, newSize, debug=true) {
if (newSize < 2) throw RangeError(ERRORS[0]);
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data.mjs
export default function mapXYTableToXYArray(t, asVectors=false) {
return t.getArray().map(asVectors && xyArrToVecMap || xyArrToXYObjMap);
}
function xyArrToVecMap([ x, y ]) {
return p5.instance && createVector(+x, +y) || new p5.Vector(+x, +y);
}
function xyArrToXYObjMap([ x, y ]) {
return { x: +x, y: +y };show original
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