alt Hacker Newsall we need is keyboard input and audio output and we have (most of) flash back. I may have to look into this in my idle hours
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fragmede • yesterday at 8:13 PM
JavaScript to catch keypress events and edit the SVG in situ maybe?
all we need is keyboard input and audio output and we have (most of) flash back. I may have to look into this in my idle hours
JavaScript to catch keypress events and edit the SVG in situ maybe?
The magic here is happening via the <script> tags, where you have access to the browser APIs like you would an <canvas> instead of <svg>. E.g. here's a sample I forked following the mouse using <svg> with <script> inside https://codepen.io/zamadatix/pen/emZXZKx?css-preprocessor=sc...
Libraries like three.js had SVG rendering as an option but it got deprecated as <canvas> with more direct GPU APIs was a lot more efficient and flexible.