Updated README.md

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Chinmay Pandhare
2017-07-29 03:28:39 +05:30
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@@ -370,10 +370,10 @@ How to define these functions:
```js
sequencer.setUI({
onSetup: function() {},
onDraw: function() {},
onComplete: function(output) {},
onRemove: function() {}
onSetup: function(step) {},
onDraw: function(step) {},
onComplete: function(step) {},
onRemove: function(step) {}
});
```
@@ -383,18 +383,37 @@ the `setUI` method will only affect the modules added after `setUI` is called.
The `onComplete` event is passed on the output of the module.
In the scope of all these events, the following variables are present, which
may be used in generating the UI:
* The object `identity`
```
identity = {
stepName: "Name of the Step",
stepID: "A unique ID given to the step",
imageName: "The name of the image to which the step is added."
}
```
* The variable `options.inBrowser` which is a Boolean and is `true` if the client is a browser and `false` otherwise.
Image Sequencer provides a namespace `step` for the purpose of UI Creation in
the scope of these definable function. This namespace has the following
predefined properties:
Note: `identity.imageName` is the "name" of that particular image. This name can be specified
while loading the image via `sequencer.loadImage("name","SRC")`. If not specified,
the name of a loaded image defaults to a name like "image1", "image2", et cetra.
* `step.name` : (String) Name of the step
* `step.ID` : (Number) An ID given to every step of the sequencer, unique throughout.
* `step.imageName` : (String) Name of the image the step is applied to.
* `step.output` : (DataURL String) Output of the step.
* `step.inBrowser` : (Boolean) Whether the client is a browser or not
In addition to these, one might define their own properties, which shall be
accessible across all the event scopes of that step.
For example :
```js
sequencer.setUI({
onSetup: function(step){
step.image = document.createElement('img');
document.body.append(step.image);
},
onComplete: function(step){
step.image.src = step.output;
},
onRemove: function(step){
step.image.remove();
}
});
```
Note: `identity.imageName` is the "name" of that particular image. This name can
be specified while loading the image via `sequencer.loadImage("name","SRC")`. If
not specified, the name of a loaded image defaults to a name like "image1",
"image2", et cetra.