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I am looking for a plugin/library for Javascript that can detect motion in a video stream from a web camera.
It needs to have some sort of callback like:
Motion.onMotion(function(){
// Do Something Here
});
That is literally all I need it to do.
There's a library called Reallygood for javascript motion detection. Please check it.
Motion can be detected using this code, which is probably like what you're looking for:
$('#one').on('motion', function(){
console.log('touched one');
});
Here's the github.
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I want to build an animation like the one in slack-demo page. Basically I am trying to demonstrate a feature of my Application with animation. I can do so using Vanilla JS and CSS. But it will be a lot of code and difficult to maintain.
What library/Framework can I use to build animation like slack-demo?
Just looking at the code, it seems to have been made with https://greensock.com
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I'm just looking for a relatively large Javascript object where key/value pairs would be string/audiofile, such that key 'lion' would give me value 'roar.mp3'? I looked at http://buzz.jaysalvat.com/demo/ but aside from the few demo sounds, I didn't see much else.
You can try:
howler.js
The are pretty good...
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Is there a good alternative to TogetherJS? Its GitHub hasn't had any activity for months, and this post says its currently dead with its future uncertain.
The feature most unique to TogetherJS as apposed to say, ShareJS, is the ability to see another person's cursor for use in troubleshooting/remote assistance.
Try ShareJS, it is similar!
ShareJS is an Operational Transform library for NodeJS & browsers
http://sharejs.org/
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I want to 2-d render every single key of my keyboard on a web-app. So, if I do a keypress, it will visibly show that on the web page. Are there any particular js libraries to achieve such a thing? If not, what would be the best way to go about it?
This may be useful
Demo
http://jabtunes.com/notation/keyboardcanvasexamples.html
Source
http://www.lab4games.net/zz85/blog/2010/02/06/online-virtual-keyboard-with-canvas-and-javascript/
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I'd like a small javascript scratchpad in which I can write and test (non-DOM related) functions.
I'm not happy using the Firebug console to do this.
Does such a thing exist as a standalone app?
There's jQueryBuddy, currently in beta.
It does support DOM manipulation, but you don't have to use that if you don't need it. And like LinqPad it has a very similar Dump() method for viewing objects.