Simplifies Drawing vector graphics to NSView More info
The swift code for the above example:
/*Gradients*/
let gradient = LinearGradient(Gradients.red(),[],π/2)
let lineGradient = LinearGradient(Gradients.teal(0.5),[],π/2)
/*Styles*/
let fill:GradientFillStyle = GradientFillStyle(gradient);
let lineStyle = LineStyle(20,NSColorParser.nsColor(Colors.green()).alpha(0.5),CGLineCap.Round)
let line = GradientLineStyle(lineGradient,lineStyle)
/*Rect*/
let rect = RectGraphic(40,40,200,200,fill,line)
addSubview(rect.graphic)
rect.draw()
/*Ellipse*/
let ellipse = EllipseGraphic(300,40,200,200,fill.mix(Gradients.teal()),line.mix(Gradients.blue(0.5)))
addSubview(ellipse.graphic)
ellipse.draw()
/*RoundRect*/
let roundRect = RoundRectGraphic(40,300,200,200,Fillet(50),fill.mix(Gradients.orange()),line.mix(Gradients.yellow(0.5)))
addSubview(roundRect.graphic)
roundRect.draw()
/*Line*/
let lineGraphic = LineGraphic(CGPoint(300,300),CGPoint(500,500),line.mix(Gradients.deepPurple()))
addSubview(lineGraphic.graphic)
lineGraphic.draw()NOTE: Also supports RadialGradient now example of this coming soon The graphics framework is open source and can be found on github here