geopjr-forks / celestine

An SVG library written in Crystal. Can be used to make cool animations, as well as other kinds of uses.

Celestine

A neat library and DSL for creating graphics using SVG

Installation

Add to shards.yml

dependencies:
  celestine:
    github: celestinecr/celestine

Docs

Documentation is cool, you can view the docs for Celestine at:

• docs.celestine.dev

SVG Stuff It Can Do

A full list is here.

TODO

• Full SVG support for all elements and attributes
• Finish adding all filters
• Add pattern
• Add gradients

Examples

If you'd like to see how the logo was made, check out make_logo

Here are some more intricate examples. procedural_art

Real world examples made with Celestine. All of these are flat SVG files with no JS inside, using only functions built into Celestine.

• Inward
• Mineshift
• Hypnos1
• Hypnos2
• Pschyoflower
• Semicircle Patchwork 1
• Semicircle Patchwork 2
• Chromatic Aberration
• Polar Spins
• Genuary 01 2021
• Genuary 02 2021 (10)
• Genuary 02 2021 (20)
• Genuary 02 2021 (40)

Community Examples

These are some examples of cool stuff other people have done with Celestine!

• sunrise @ github by SugarFi
  • Uses the very strong Turbulence and DisplacementMap filters to create a very neat water effect.

Development

HMU via issues or make a pull request or something I don't know.

Contributing

1. Fork it (https://github.com/celestinecr/celestine/fork)
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create a new Pull Request to the development branch at celestinecr/celestine

Contributors

• Ian Rash - creator and maintainer
• sugarfi - contributor