diagrams

hilbert 0 = mempty
hilbert n = hilbert' (n-1) # reflectY <> vrule 1
         <> hilbert  (n-1) <> hrule 1
         <> hilbert  (n-1) <> vrule (-1)
         <> hilbert' (n-1) # reflectX
  where
    hilbert' m = hilbert m # rotateBy (1/4)

diagram :: Diagram B
diagram = strokeT (hilbert 6) # lc silver
                              # opacity 0.3

diagrams is a powerful, flexible, declarative domain-specific language for creating vector graphics, using the Haskell programming language.

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News

October 27, 2016

Diagrams 1.4 released! See the migration guide for help porting existing diagrams code to 1.4.

September 5, 2015

Ryan Yates and Brent Yorgey gave a presentation about diagrams at FARM 2015. The slides are available here.

May 27, 2015

Jeff spoke about diagrams at the New York Haskell users’ group. Diagrams: Composition, Envelopes and Alignment. Part 1 is about compositon and envelopes., and part 2 talks about animated GIFs and the design of the arrow API.. The slides are also available.

April 19, 2015

Diagrams 1.3 released! Look for a blog post soon with a rundown of new features. In the meantime, see the migration guide for help porting existing diagrams code to 1.3.

November 24, 2013

Brent gave a talk on diagrams at the New York Haskell users’ group. Part 1 presents a basic introduction to the library, and part 2 talks about mathematical abstraction and DSL design. The slides are also available.

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