@graphty/graphty-element / extend / CameraViewInput
Interface: CameraViewInput ​
Defined in: graphty-element/src/camera/types.ts:91
Everything a view is told before it decides where the viewer stands.
Properties ​
aspect ​
readonlyaspect:number
Defined in: graphty-element/src/camera/types.ts:102
The viewport's width divided by its height.
bounds ​
readonlybounds:GraphBounds
Defined in: graphty-element/src/camera/types.ts:99
The box to frame.
An INPUT rather than something the view measures, which is what lets a view frame a subset: applyCameraView(id, { scope }) measures over the scope and hands the smaller box in. A view that always framed everything could not be asked to do anything else.
current ​
readonlycurrent:CameraState
Defined in: graphty-element/src/camera/types.ts:116
Where the camera is right now, so a view can be relative to it.
fov? ​
readonlyoptionalfov?:number
Defined in: graphty-element/src/camera/types.ts:114
The vertical field of view in radians. Absent in 2D, which has no perspective.
mode ​
readonlymode:DrawingMode
Defined in: graphty-element/src/camera/types.ts:100
options ​
readonlyoptions:Readonly<Record<string,unknown>>
Defined in: graphty-element/src/camera/types.ts:118
The view's own options, resolved against the defaults its descriptor declares.
viewport ​
readonlyviewport:object
Defined in: graphty-element/src/camera/types.ts:112
How big the drawing surface is, in device pixels.
A flat view needs the pixel width and not only the aspect ratio, because an orthographic zoom is a ratio of pixels to world units: the element's own fitToGraph computes its 2D zoom as the render width divided by the padded extent of the box. Withholding this would leave a plugin unable to compute what a built-in computes, which is the defect this extension point exists to prevent.
height ​
readonlyheight:number
width ​
readonlywidth:number