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* Add extra intensional information to help do a better job with combining envelopes? e.g. inner and outer bounding boxes, circles, etc. e.g. if the outer bound of one lies completely inside the inner bound of another, the resulting combined envelope can be optimized to not actually do a max operation. |
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Revision as of 19:01, 20 February 2013
Potential projects
Looking for something to work on? Try one of these!
See also Diagrams/GSoC which has more ideas.
- Figure out an infrastructure for including animations in the gallery and/or user manual. See https://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-doc/issues/1 .
- Build some example animations.
- Add extra intensional information to help do a better job with combining envelopes? e.g. inner and outer bounding boxes, circles, etc. e.g. if the outer bound of one lies completely inside the inner bound of another, the resulting combined envelope can be optimized to not actually do a max operation.
Backends
Cairo
Officially supported backend using cairo.
- github repo
- Status: active development
- Participants: Brent Yorgey, Ryan Yates
Native SVG
A Haskell-native backend generating SVG. The intention is for this to eventually replace cairo as the "out-of-the-box" diagrams backend.
- hackage
- github repo
- Status: active development
- Participants: Deepak Jois, Ryan Yates, Felipe Lessa, Brent Yorgey
Native Postscript
Very similar to the Cairo backend but only outputting EPS.
- github repo
- Status: active development
- Participants: Ryan Yates
HTML5 canvas
- github repo
- variant ported to work with blank-canvas
- Status: active development
- Participants: Andy Gill, Brent Yorgey
LaTeX/TikZ
- original darcs repo by Scott Walck
- updated version by Malte Harder on github
- Status: active development
- Participants: Scott Walck, Malte Harder
POV-Ray
A POV-Ray backend for 3D diagrams.
- github repo
- Status: proof of concept only, needs someone to take it over!
Wanted backends
- OpenGL
Related packages and tools
command-line/interactive
See also an earlier project in a similar direction:
Build service
diagrams-builder is a library providing the ability to dynamically interpret diagrams code snippets, including utilities for creating temporary files etc. as needed. Useful for making preprocessing tools for embedding diagrams code in other document formats (e.g. LaTeX).
Fonts
The SVGFonts package implements Haskell-native font support (for fonts in the SVG-font format) that can be plugged into diagrams.
Other projects
gtk-toy
Michael Sloan's gtk-toy project is a framework for creating interactive gtk/cairo applications. gtk-toy-diagrams provides tools for using diagrams in conjunction with gtk-toy.
LaTeXgrapher
LaTeXGrapher is a project by Ryan Yates providing a domain-specific language for producing mathematical graphs, backed by the diagrams-postscript backend.
hs-logo
Deepak Jois is working on a logo interpreter written in Haskell, using diagrams as a backend.