bezier-editor 0.1.1.post1

Interactive Bezier Curve Editor with Streamlit

Bezier Curve Editor

An interactive application for creating, manipulating, and comparing multiple Bezier curves.

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Features

• Display multiple predefined curves simultaneously
• Fine adjustment of curve parameters with small steps
• Color selection for each curve
• JSON import/export functionality
• CSV data export for all visible curves
• Organized UI with intuitive tab structure

Installation

From PyPI (recommended)

pip install bezier-editor

From Source

1. Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/yourusername/bezier-editor.git
cd bezier-editor

2. Install the package

pip install -e .

Usage

Launch the application

bezier-editor

Or if installed from source:

streamlit run bezier_editor/app.py

Basic UI Overview

The application is divided into two main sections:

1. Control Panel (Left): Adjust parameters for each curve

   • Key Points: Set the start, peak, and end positions
   • Control Points: Fine-tune the curve shape
   • Appearance: Change colors and visualization options

2. Visualization (Right): Interactive graph showing all curves

   • Display multiple curves simultaneously
   • Show/hide control points and handles
   • Export data as CSV

Working with Curves

• Select a curve to edit from the dropdown menu
• Use slider controls for quick adjustments or number inputs for precise values
• Toggle visibility of individual curves using the checkboxes
• Export your creations to JSON for future use or sharing

Using as a Library

The bezier-editor package can also be used as a library in your own Python scripts. Here's how to import and use its main functionalities:

# Import core mathematical functions
from bezier_editor.core.bezier import cubic_bezier, generate_controlled_curve, create_simple_bezier_curve

# Get predefined configurations
from bezier_editor.core.presets import get_presets, ensure_float

# Use input/output functions
from bezier_editor.io.file_operations import prepare_curves_for_csv_export

# Example: create and calculate a curve
presets = get_presets()
curve_config = presets['Curve 1']

# Create a simple Bezier curve
key_points, control_points = create_simple_bezier_curve(
    curve_config['x0'], 
    curve_config['x1'], 
    curve_config['x2'], 
    curve_config['max_y'], 
    curve_config['control_config']
)

# Generate points on the curve
x_points, y_points = generate_controlled_curve(key_points, control_points, num_points=500)

# Use the points for visualization, analysis, or export
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt
plt.plot(x_points, y_points)
plt.show()

Development

Project Structure

bezier-editor/
├── bezier_editor/
│   ├── core/         # Mathematical functions
│   ├── io/           # File operations
│   ├── ui/           # User interface components
│   └── app.py        # Main application
├── tests/            # Unit tests
└── examples/         # Example configurations

Running Tests

pytest

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please feel free to submit a Pull Request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE file for details.