GraphicsJS

GraphicsJS is a free and open-source JavaScript library for easily drawing absolutely anything including interactive and significantly more powerful in terms of out-of-the-box features than Raphael, Bonsai, and other existing SVG/VML based components.Key features of GraphicsJS library making it stand out:- Rich line drawing - not only Bezier curves, but also any deformations including arcs and other curves.- Powerful text features - multiline texts, text measurement, including width, height, as well as wrap, overflow, indent, spacing, align, etc.- Virtual DOM, designed for drawing rapidly and only what is necessary.- Smart layering system including z-index.- Its own transformation engine, with no need to use embarrassing in-browser transformations.- Cross-browser support including legacy browsers (IE6+).- Convenient JavaScript API, concise and with chaining support.Developed and previously used as the graphics engine laid down in the foundation of the commercial charting libraries produced by AnyChart - AnyChart, AnyMap, AnyStock, and AnyGantt - GraphicsJS already operates data visualization solutions implemented by Oracle, Microsoft, Volkswagen, AT&T, Samsung, BP, Bosch, Merck, Reuters, Bank of China, Lockheed Martin, and thousands of other prominent customers of AnyChart, including over 70% of Fortune 1000 list companies.Interactive data visualization is only one of multiple cases the rich GraphicsJS library can be used for. For instance, it also may be utilized for creating literally any images and graphics-related solutions and patterns including animated pictures, infographics, cartoons, and so on. Currently available demos include Galaxy, Rain, Bender from Futurama, Bonfire, 15-Puzzle, and more.

Whats new in this version:

Updated Closure and Closure Compiler to v. 20161024.Improved performance: optimized process of getting link to container for stage; resize events are now delivered using Timer object instead of iFrame element.Fixed gradients in Firefox 51+.Fixed export to image when dimensions are specified.