This is a sample app to help you get started with Pts using npm or yarn (an npm wrapper) and webpack.

If you prefer to use Pts without build steps, you can also link it directly. For example:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://unpkg.com/pts/dist/pts.min.js"></script>

And you can also try out Pts without any setup using the live demo editor.

Pts is a library for visualizaton and creative coding. Learn more at https://ptsjs.org.

1. npm is a package manager for Node, and it comes with Node installation. If you don't have Node yet, download it here.
2. yarn is an alternative to npm. Run npm i -g yarn to install, or see here for more installation options. Skip this step if you would rather just use npm.

1. Clone or download this repo.
2. Go to the folder in terminal, and run yarn (or npm install).
3. Then run yarn start (or npm start).
4. Open index.html and you should see your app running like the image above
5. Edit src/app.js to make changes to the sample app

Run yarn build (or npm run build). This uses babel-minify to minify the code in es6.

Note that the Pts library uses es6 features such as extending built-in classes like Array.

• Webpack's "tree-shaking" doesn't seem to work in dependencies.
• Please file an issue if you have suggestions or encounter errors.

Apache 2.0 License. See LICENSE file.