@math.gl/polygon
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math.gl is a suite of math modules for 3D applications.
This module contains utilities that work with polylines and polygons.
For documentation please visit the website.
Turf is a comprehensive geospatial analysis library for JavaScript. It offers a wide range of functionalities including polygon operations, distance calculations, and spatial analysis. Compared to @math.gl/polygon, Turf provides a broader set of geospatial tools but may be more complex to use for simple polygon operations.
Polygon Clipping is a library focused specifically on polygon clipping operations. It is highly optimized for performance and can handle complex polygon intersections. While it offers similar clipping functionalities as @math.gl/polygon, it does not provide other features like triangulation or point-in-polygon tests.
Earcut is a fast and robust library for polygon triangulation. It is widely used in graphics applications for breaking down complex polygons into triangles. Compared to @math.gl/polygon, Earcut is specialized in triangulation and does not offer other polygon operations.
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Polygon/polyline processing utilities
The npm package @math.gl/polygon receives a total of 367,189 weekly downloads. As such, @math.gl/polygon popularity was classified as popular.
We found that @math.gl/polygon demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 2 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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