Add a visualization with NumPy and canvas #26
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Perhaps we could support <py-script src="./palettes.py">` as well (or alternatively).
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Nested module structure would be nice to have as well. Currently any attempts failed with various errors.
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@mattpap it does support src. Check out the todo example.
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I know that part. However, I wanted to achieve was to include a script and then import from it. I ended up using <py-env>.
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It would be better if those were relative imports, assuming it's possible.
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Yeah, not sure. I'll merge and we can try it and change later.
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@mattpap it does support src. Check out the todo example.
I think I'm good with the current state of this PR. I will submit a follow-up to address Peter's suggestions. |
A combination of NumPy ndarray manipulation and HTML5 canvas (intentionally not using mpl, ...) to produce fractal images:
Could be made into an interactive visualization by allowing setting initial conditions, palette, etc.