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JS library for audio visualization in circular wave using Web Audio API and ECharts
A pure-code beat-synced showcase-video Agent Skill: HTML/Canvas/SVG/Three.js frame-by-frame + Python numpy/scipy score + FFmpeg. No generative models.
[DEPRECATED] see canvas-sketch
An off-canvas sidebar component with a collection of animations and styles using CSS transitions
Fast and Easy Augmented Reality for the Web :rocket:
用代码逐帧做视频：HTML / Canvas 动画 → MP4 / GIF / 透明层 · Deterministic HTML-to-MP4 renderer: seek to t, screenshot, encode. No framework, no build step, no GPU.
Codex plugin for OpenPencil — an interactive Rust/WASM canvas for AI-assisted UI design. Create editable .op files from prompts, refine selected elements, generate image assets, and install with one prompt on macOS, Windows, and Linux.
Read-only MCP server that connects Claude, ChatGPT and other AI assistants to Canvas LMS.
Create UML diagrams from Apex code using the Tooling API
A D3 library to create maps with Canvas
Create HTML canvas graphics without writing code. Just draw with your pointer on the HTML canvas, then get the code to render it.
A tween library for PlayCanvas
HTML5 canvas game where you defeat enemies by wrapping enemies in your trail
Plugin component for PlayCanvas which enables support for Spine animations.
Some experiments using Canvas HTML5 technology.
This project combines the great PlayCanvas 3D engine with VUE.js
A set of tools to use with the PlayCanvas REST API for common jobs such as downloading a build and archiving a project
An integration of PlayCanvas with the 2D physics engine p2.js
Javascript HPGL viewer using Canvas
Serialize Canvas path commands to HPGL.
:fire: Canvas based HTML5 game where a player has to extinguish fire on trees using his magical water tank in order to save the Burning Forest.
Dancing using JavaScript - Canvas HTML5 Feature
Get the real size of an <img>, <video>, or <canvas> in the browser.