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- GoToLoop January 2017
Integrate Processing into a Website
Hello
I would like to build a website using a digital gallery of graphics I've made using processing.
I tried to set this up on Wordpress before seeing that the plugin isn't supported anymore.
Ive seen the posts for processing js and will try to give this a go, but now I am stuck on what platform to use to build my website. This is my first programming project so advice on which works best with processing would be really helpful.
Thank you!
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As long as your sketches don't rely on 3rd-party libraries and stick very close to Processing's API, the transpilation from Java to JavaScript Mode (Pjs) got high chances to be successful w/o any further adaptations: O:-)
http://ProcessingJS.org/reference/
You can paste your sketches in the site below in order to check the transpilation for Pjs:
https://OpenProcessing.org/sketch/create
But don't forget to switch to Processing.js mode from the default p5.js in Settings there! :-&
However, if any of your sketches relies on 3rd-party libraries or anything outside Pjs' API, my advise is to convert it to p5.js, which is JS syntax instead of Java: >-)
http://p5js.org/reference/