# Get started quickly
This section will introduce how to use canvas-like-html in your project.
# Import canvas-like-html
npm
npm i canvas-like-html -S
# Usage
Use js to create drawing elements, similar to vue's render writing method
import CanvasLikeHtml from 'canvas-like-html' document.body.onload = () => { new CanvasLikeHtml({ render: h => h({ render: h => [ h('row', { $$render_children: h => [ h('col', { span: 24, $$render_children: h => [ h('row', { $$render_children: h => [ h('col', { span: 6, offset: 6, $$render_children: h => [h('span', { text: 'col-6 col-offset-6' })] }), h('col', { span: 6, offset: 6, $$render_children: h => [h('span', { text: 'col-6 col-offset-6' })] }) ] }), h('row', { $$render_children: h => [ h('col', { span: 12, offset: 6, $$render_children: h => [h('span', { text: 'col-12 col-offset-6' })] }), ] }), ] }) ] }), ] }) }).mount(document.getElementById('canvas')) }
Using SFC (
.canvas
file, recommended method!!!), canvas-like-html supports compiling.canvas
files and rendering the compiled results onto the canvas element. (Note: You need to install thecanvas-loaders
module and introducecanvas-loaders
in the webpack loader to process .canvas files)webpack.config.js
module.exports = { module: { rules: [ { test: /\.canvas$/, use: [ 'canvas-loaders' ] } ] }, }
test.canvas
<canvas width="800" height="50"> <link x="10" y="10" type="primary" @click="handleClick">click链接</link> </canvas> <script> export default { methods: { handleClick() { console.log('link -> click event triggered') } } } </script>
← Install .canvas file →