KineticJS Class: Canvas

<virtual> new Canvas(config)

Canvas Renderer constructor

Parameters:

Name Type Description

config

Object

Properties

Name	Type	Description
`width`	Number
`height`	Number
`pixelRatio`	Number	KineticJS automatically handles pixel ratio adjustments in order to render crisp drawings on all devices. Most desktops, low end tablets, and low end phones, have device pixel ratios of 1. Some high end tablets and phones, like iPhones and iPads (not the mini) have a device pixel ratio of 2. Some Macbook Pros, and iMacs also have a device pixel ratio of 2. Some high end Android devices have pixel ratios of 2 or 3. Some browsers like Firefox allow you to configure the pixel ratio of the viewport. Unless otherwise specified, the pixel ratio will be defaulted to the actual device pixel ratio. You can override the device pixel ratio for special situations, or, if you don't want the pixel ratio to be taken into account, you can set it to 1.

Source:

kinetic-v5.1.10.js, line 1358

Methods

getContext() → {CanvasContext}

get canvas context

Source:

kinetic-v5.1.10.js, line 1386

Returns:

context

Type: CanvasContext

getHeight() → {Number}

get height

Source:

kinetic-v5.1.10.js, line 1451

Returns:

height

Type: Number

getPixelRatio() → {Number}

get pixel ratio

Source:

kinetic-v5.1.10.js, line 1395

Returns:

pixel ratio

Type: Number

getWidth() → {Number}

get width

Source:

kinetic-v5.1.10.js, line 1442

Returns:

width

Type: Number

setHeight(height)

set height

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`height`	Number

Source:

kinetic-v5.1.10.js, line 1431

setPixelRatio(pixelRatio)

get pixel ratio

Parameters:

Name	Type	Description
`pixelRatio`	Number	KineticJS automatically handles pixel ratio adustments in order to render crisp drawings on all devices. Most desktops, low end tablets, and low end phones, have device pixel ratios of 1. Some high end tablets and phones, like iPhones and iPads (not the mini) have a device pixel ratio of 2. Some Macbook Pros, and iMacs also have a device pixel ratio of 2. Some high end Android devices have pixel ratios of 2 or 3. Some browsers like Firefox allow you to configure the pixel ratio of the viewport. Unless otherwise specificed, the pixel ratio will be defaulted to the actual device pixel ratio. You can override the device pixel ratio for special situations, or, if you don't want the pixel ratio to be taken into account, you can set it to 1.