Jürg Lehni
Jürg Lehni
@LinusBorg sweet, glad my little trick may serve as an inspiration here!
I think you're talking of different types of curve-fitting here: @soswow's link is to a port of Philip J. Schneider's algorithm that tries to put as few curves as possible...
I'ld like to make the suggestion to use your own SVG path data parser. We've done so in Paper.js, and the code is rather small, and has been heavily tested...
@liabru yes that should be fairly easy to achieve. But converting the bezier curves to sequence of points is another challenge (that we have solved in in paper.js, but unfortunately...
I can try for sure!
BTW, is there a reason for gulp-util to appear both in dependencies and devDependencies?
87811ae900dec49f1224552b87ba08a904042f39 doesn't seem to do it yet... Could you have a look and tell me what I am doing wrong?
@jonkemp no, this good to go since 6 years :)
Based on the comment of @cspotcode and the experiment by @vsnthdev in https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/49442, I've gone ahead and implemented this as a proof of concept for `mocha --watch`, and it does...
I've just made my branch work for NPM installs, so if you want to test the esm watch mode in your project, you can replace the mocha dependency: ```sh yarn...