P5 Svelte
Easily add p5 sketches to a Svelte project
Overview
This article discusses a simple way of integrating p5.js into a Svelte project. It introduces a p5 component that accepts a sketch prop and utilizes Svelte's reactivity system. The article also provides instructions for installation and usage, along with information about available props, debug mode, events, and TypeScript support.
Features
- Integrate p5.js into Svelte projects
- Use Svelte's reactivity system to bind props or params within p5 sketch
- Multiple p5 components per page without scoping issues
- Support for TypeScript and Intellisense
Summary
This article presents a straightforward method for incorporating p5.js into Svelte projects. By using the p5 component and embracing Svelte's reactivity system, developers can seamlessly integrate p5.js functionality into their Svelte applications. The article also highlights additional features such as support for TypeScript, debug mode, and event handling.
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