@ray-d-song/foliate-js
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Render e-books in the browser, I'm just publishing this for my own use.
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JavaScript
const createSVGElement = tag =>
document.createElementNS('http://www.w3.org/2000/svg', tag)
export class Overlayer {
#svg = createSVGElement('svg')
#map = new Map()
constructor() {
Object.assign(this.#svg.style, {
position: 'absolute', top: '0', left: '0',
width: '100%', height: '100%',
pointerEvents: 'none',
})
}
get element() {
return this.#svg
}
add(key, range, draw, options) {
if (this.#map.has(key)) this.remove(key)
if (typeof range === 'function') range = range(this.#svg.getRootNode())
const rects = range.getClientRects()
const element = draw(rects, options)
this.#svg.append(element)
this.#map.set(key, { range, draw, options, element, rects })
}
remove(key) {
if (!this.#map.has(key)) return
this.#svg.removeChild(this.#map.get(key).element)
this.#map.delete(key)
}
redraw() {
for (const obj of this.#map.values()) {
const { range, draw, options, element } = obj
this.#svg.removeChild(element)
const rects = range.getClientRects()
const el = draw(rects, options)
this.#svg.append(el)
obj.element = el
obj.rects = rects
}
}
hitTest({ x, y }) {
const arr = Array.from(this.#map.entries())
// loop in reverse to hit more recently added items first
for (let i = arr.length - 1; i >= 0; i--) {
const [key, obj] = arr[i]
for (const { left, top, right, bottom } of obj.rects)
if (top <= y && left <= x && bottom > y && right > x)
return [key, obj.range]
}
return []
}
static underline(rects, options = {}) {
const { color = 'red', width: strokeWidth = 2, writingMode } = options
const g = createSVGElement('g')
g.setAttribute('fill', color)
if (writingMode === 'vertical-rl' || writingMode === 'vertical-lr')
for (const { right, top, height } of rects) {
const el = createSVGElement('rect')
el.setAttribute('x', right - strokeWidth)
el.setAttribute('y', top)
el.setAttribute('height', height)
el.setAttribute('width', strokeWidth)
g.append(el)
}
else for (const { left, bottom, width } of rects) {
const el = createSVGElement('rect')
el.setAttribute('x', left)
el.setAttribute('y', bottom - strokeWidth)
el.setAttribute('height', strokeWidth)
el.setAttribute('width', width)
g.append(el)
}
return g
}
static strikethrough(rects, options = {}) {
const { color = 'red', width: strokeWidth = 2, writingMode } = options
const g = createSVGElement('g')
g.setAttribute('fill', color)
if (writingMode === 'vertical-rl' || writingMode === 'vertical-lr')
for (const { right, left, top, height } of rects) {
const el = createSVGElement('rect')
el.setAttribute('x', (right + left) / 2)
el.setAttribute('y', top)
el.setAttribute('height', height)
el.setAttribute('width', strokeWidth)
g.append(el)
}
else for (const { left, top, bottom, width } of rects) {
const el = createSVGElement('rect')
el.setAttribute('x', left)
el.setAttribute('y', (top + bottom) / 2)
el.setAttribute('height', strokeWidth)
el.setAttribute('width', width)
g.append(el)
}
return g
}
static squiggly(rects, options = {}) {
const { color = 'red', width: strokeWidth = 2, writingMode } = options
const g = createSVGElement('g')
g.setAttribute('fill', 'none')
g.setAttribute('stroke', color)
g.setAttribute('stroke-width', strokeWidth)
const block = strokeWidth * 1.5
if (writingMode === 'vertical-rl' || writingMode === 'vertical-lr')
for (const { right, top, height } of rects) {
const el = createSVGElement('path')
const n = Math.round(height / block / 1.5)
const inline = height / n
const ls = Array.from({ length: n },
(_, i) => `l${i % 2 ? -block : block} ${inline}`).join('')
el.setAttribute('d', `M${right} ${top}${ls}`)
g.append(el)
}
else for (const { left, bottom, width } of rects) {
const el = createSVGElement('path')
const n = Math.round(width / block / 1.5)
const inline = width / n
const ls = Array.from({ length: n },
(_, i) => `l${inline} ${i % 2 ? block : -block}`).join('')
el.setAttribute('d', `M${left} ${bottom}${ls}`)
g.append(el)
}
return g
}
static highlight(rects, options = {}) {
const { color = 'red' } = options
const g = createSVGElement('g')
g.setAttribute('fill', color)
g.style.opacity = 'var(--overlayer-highlight-opacity, .3)'
g.style.mixBlendMode = 'var(--overlayer-highlight-blend-mode, normal)'
for (const { left, top, height, width } of rects) {
const el = createSVGElement('rect')
el.setAttribute('x', left)
el.setAttribute('y', top)
el.setAttribute('height', height)
el.setAttribute('width', width)
g.append(el)
}
return g
}
static outline(rects, options = {}) {
const { color = 'red', width: strokeWidth = 3, radius = 3 } = options
const g = createSVGElement('g')
g.setAttribute('fill', 'none')
g.setAttribute('stroke', color)
g.setAttribute('stroke-width', strokeWidth)
for (const { left, top, height, width } of rects) {
const el = createSVGElement('rect')
el.setAttribute('x', left)
el.setAttribute('y', top)
el.setAttribute('height', height)
el.setAttribute('width', width)
el.setAttribute('rx', radius)
g.append(el)
}
return g
}
// make an exact copy of an image in the overlay
// one can then apply filters to the entire element, without affecting them;
// it's a bit silly and probably better to just invert images twice
// (though the color will be off in that case if you do heu-rotate)
static copyImage([rect], options = {}) {
const { src } = options
const image = createSVGElement('image')
const { left, top, height, width } = rect
image.setAttribute('href', src)
image.setAttribute('x', left)
image.setAttribute('y', top)
image.setAttribute('height', height)
image.setAttribute('width', width)
return image
}
}