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StackGenVis/frontend/node_modules/gl-line3d/README.md

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gl-line3d
============
A 3D WebGL line plot
# Example
[Try it out in your browser](http://gl-vis.github.io/gl-line3d)
```javascript
var createScene = require('gl-plot3d')
var createLine = require('gl-line3d')
//Create the scene
var scene = createScene()
//Create a helix
var polyline = []
for(var i=0; i<100; ++i) {
var theta = (i / 100.0) * Math.PI
polyline.push([
Math.cos(3*theta),
Math.sin(3*theta),
(i/50) - 1.0
])
}
//Create the line plot
var lines = createLines({
gl: scene.gl,
position: polyline,
color: [1,0,0]
})
//Add the lines to the scene
scene.add(lines)
```
# Install
```
npm install gl-line3d
```
# Basic interface
## Constructor
#### `var lines = require('gl-line3d')(options)
Creates a new line plot
* `options.gl` A WebGL context
* `options.position` An array of position values for the points on the curve
* `options.color` An array of color values (or a singular color) for the curve
* `options.pickId` The selection ID for the line plot
* `options.lineWidth` The width of the line
* `options.dashes` An array of dash patterns representing the dash pattern. For example, `[0.5,0.5,0.5]`
* `options.dashScale` The number of times to repeat the dash pattern
* `options.opacity` The opacity of the lines
## Updating
#### `lines.update(options)`
Updates the plot. `options` has the same properties as in the constructor
## Properties
#### `lines.lineWidth`
The width of the lines
# Included example in the `example` directory
To run it, follow these steps:
```
git clone https://github.com/gl-vis/gl-line3d.git
cd gl-line3d
mkdir dist
browserify lines.js -o dist/bundle.js
browserify example/simple.js -o dist/simple_example_bundle.js
```
then open `simple.html` in the `example` directory.
# Credits
(c) 2014 Mikola Lysenko. MIT License