Geometric pack

Geometric calculator created with Node.js

Table of contents

• General info
• Technologies
• Setup
• Launch
• Example of use

General info

Geometric pack with lots of available calculations for 2D and 3D geometry.

Setup

To run this project, install it locally using npm:

$ cd ../lorem
$ npm init
$ npm i geometric-pack

Example

import { Triangle } from "geometric-pack";

const firstTriangle = new Triangle(5, 3, 4);
const secondTriangle = new Triangle(10, 6, 8);

console.log(firstTriangle.isCongruent(secondTriangle)); // True
console.log(firstTriangle.isIdentical(secondTriangle)); // False

You can also check more examples how this program works in src/utils/example.js

Launch

To use available calculations in this project you will have to create object of class you want to use and start available methods

import { Triangle } from "geometric-pack";

const firstTriangle = new Triangle(5, 3, 4);

console.log(firstTriangle.getDefinition());

Available classes:

• Two-dimensional

  • Triangle, You have to use three arguments and program will take them as a sides of triangle 'a', 'b', 'c', you can write them in any order you want because program will sort them a < b < c

  • Rectangle, You have to use two arguments and program will take them as a sides of rectangle 'a', 'b', program will not sort them in any order

  • Square, You have to use one argument and program will take it as a side of square 'a'

  • Circle, You have to use one argument and program will take it as a radius of circle 'r'

  • Rhombus, You have to use two arguments and program will take them as side 'a' and height 'h' in exact order

  • Parallelogram, You have to use three arguments and program will take them as side 'a', side 'b' and height 'h' in exact order

  • Polygon, It's a regular polygon so you have to use two arguments and program will take them as side 'a' and number of sides 'n' where 3 <= n <= 14 in exact order

  • Stadium, You have to use two arguments and program will take them as side length 'a' and radius 'r' in exact order

  • Distance2D, You have to use four arguments and program will take them as coordinates 'x1', 'y1', 'x2', 'y2' in exact order

  • Annulus, You have to use two arguments and program will take them as outerRadius 'r1' and innerRadius 'r2' in exact order

  • QuadraticFunction, You have two use three arguments and program will take them as 'a', 'b' and 'c' of function in exact order

  • LinearFunction, You have to use two arguments and program will take them as 'a' and 'b' of function in exact order

• Three-dimensional

  • Cone, You have to use two arguments and program will take them as radius 'r' and height 'h' in exact order

  • Cylinder, You have to use two arguments and program will take them as radius 'r' and height 'h' in exact order

  • Sphere, You have to use one argument and program will take it as radius 'r'

  • Cube, You have to use one argument and program will take it as length side 'a'

  • ConicalFrustum, You have to use three arguments and program will take them as radius1 'r1', radius2 'r2' and height 'h' in exact order

  • Capsule, You have to use two arguments and program will take them as sideLength 'a' and radius 'r' in exact order

  • Hemisphere, You have to use two one argument and program will take it as radius 'r'

  • Pyramid, You have to use two arguments and program will take them as side length 'a' and height 'h' in exact order

  • Cuboid, You have to use three arguments and program will take them as length 'l', width 'w' and height 'h' in exact order

  • Distance3D, You have to use six arguments and program will take them as coordinates 'x1', 'y1', 'z1', 'x2', 'y2', 'z2' in exact order

  • Tube, You have to use three arguments and program will take them as outerRadius 'r1', innerRadius 'r2' and height 'h' in exact order

  Technologies

  Project is created with:

  • node: 12.18.3