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No known security issues

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Version			Vulnerabilities	License Risk
1.11.1	\|	10/2024	0 C 0 H 0 M 0 L	0 H 1 M 0 L
1.10.0	\|	07/2024	0 C 0 H 0 M 0 L	0 H 1 M 0 L
1.3.1	\|	03/2021	0 C 0 H 0 M 0 L	0 H 1 M 0 L
0.10.2	\|	10/2019	0 C 0 H 0 M 0 L	0 H 1 M 0 L
0.9.0	\|	07/2019	0 C 0 H 0 M 0 L	0 H 1 M 0 L

License

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Popularity

Popular

Weekly Downloads (35,097)

GitHub Stars: 21.66K
Forks: 3.32K
Contributors: 360

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The npm package p5 receives a total of 35,097 downloads a week. As such, we scored p5 popularity level to be Popular.

Based on project statistics from the GitHub repository for the npm package p5, we found that it has been starred 21,664 times.

Downloads are calculated as moving averages for a period of the last 12 months, excluding weekends and known missing data points.

Community

Active

Readme.md: Yes
Contributing.md: Yes
Code of Conduct: Yes
Contributors: 360
Funding: Yes

A good and healthy external contribution signal for p5 project, which invites more than one hundred open source maintainers to collaborate on the repository.

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Maintenance

Healthy

Commit Frequency

Open Issues: 290
Open PR: 47
Last Release: 13 days ago
Last Commit: 9 days ago

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We found that p5 demonstrates a positive version release cadence with at least one new version released in the past 3 months.

As a healthy sign for on-going project maintenance, we found that the GitHub repository had at least 1 pull request or issue interacted with by the community.

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Node.js Compatibility: not defined

Age: 11 years
Dependencies: 0 Direct
Versions: 122
Install Size: 7.3 MB
Dist-tags: 1
# of Files: 16
Maintainers: 6
TS Typings: Yes

p5 has more than a single and default latest tag published for the npm package. This means, there may be other tags available for this package, such as next to indicate future releases, or stable to indicate stable releases.

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p.translate(0, height-50); // stroke(random(100,200),random(100,200),0) for(let i = 0; i < systems.length; i++){ const options = systems[i]; options.p = p; console.log(options) const l = new LSystem(options); p.translate(distanceX, 0) l.run(iterations[i]); } } } // set global functions for p5 const p5Instance = new p5(sketch)

p5.js

Welcome! 👋👋🏿👋🏽👋🏻👋🏾👋🏼

p5.js is a free and open-source JavaScript library for accessible creative coding. It is a nurturing community, an approachable language, an exploratory tool, an accessible environment, an inclusive platform, welcoming and playful for artists, designers, educators, beginners, and anyone else!

function setup() {
&nbsp; createCanvas(400, 400);
&nbsp;&nbsp;background(255);
}

function draw() {
&nbsp; circle(mouseX, mouseY, 80);
}

Get Started — Reference — Tutorials — Examples — Libraries — Forum — Discord

About

p5.js is built and organized to prioritize accessibility, inclusivity, community, and joy. Similar to sketching, p5.js has a full set of tools to draw. It also supports creating audio-visual, interactive, experimental, and generative works for the web. p5.js enables thinking of a web page as your sketch. p5.js is accessible in multiple languages and has an expansive documentation with visual examples. You can find tutorials on the p5.js website and start coding right now in the p5.js web editor. You can extend p5.js with many community-created libraries that bring different capabilities. Its community provides endless inspiration and support for creators.

p5.js encourages iterative and exploratory code for creative expression. Its friendly, diverse community shares art, code, and learning resources to help elevate all voices. We share our values in open source and access for all, to learn, create, imagine, design, share and code freely.

Community

The p5.js community shares an interest in exploring the creation of art and design with technology. We are a community of, and in solidarity with, people from every gender identity and expression, sexual orientation, race, ethnicity, language, neuro-type, size, disability, class, caste, religion, culture, subculture, immigration status, age, skill level, occupation, and background. We stand in solidarity with justice and liberation movements. We work to acknowledge, dismantle, and prevent barriers to access p5.js code and the p5.js community.

Learn more about our community and read our community statement and code of conduct. You can directly support our work with p5.js by donating to the Processing Foundation.

Issues

If you have found a bug in the p5.js library or want to request new features, feel free to file an issue! See our contributor guidelines for a full reference of our contribution process. A set of templates for reporting issues and requesting features are provided to assist you (and us!). Different parts of p5.js are in different repositories. You can open an issue on each of them through these links:

p5.js — p5.js website —- p5.js web editor

p5.js is maintained mostly by volunteers, so we thank you for your patience as we try to address your issues as soon as we can.

Get Started for Contributors

p5.js is a collaborative project with many contributors, mostly volunteers, and you are invited to help. All types of involvement are welcome. See the contribute for more in-depth details about contributing to different areas of the project, including code, bug fixes, documentation, discussion, and more.

A quick Getting Started with the Build and setting up the repository could be found here.

Stewards

Stewards are contributors who are particularly involved, familiar, or responsive to certain areas of the project. Their role is to help provide context and guidance to others working on p5.js. If you have a question about contributing to a particular area, you can tag the listed steward in an issue or pull request. They may also weigh in on feature requests and guide the overall direction of their area, with the input of the community. You can read more about the organization of the project in our p5.js Contributor Guidelines and p5.js Steward Guidelines.

Anyone interested can volunteer to be a steward! There are no specific requirements for expertise, just an interest in actively learning and participating. If you’re familiar with or interested in actively learning and participating in some of the p5.js areas below, please reply to this issue mentioning which area(s) you are interested in volunteering as a steward! 👋👋👋

p5.js was created by Lauren Lee McCarthy in 2013 as a new interpretation of Processing for the context of the web. Since then we have allowed ourselves space to deviate and grow, while drawing inspiration from Processing and our shared community. p5.js is sustained by a community of contributors, with support from the Processing Foundation. p5.js follows a rotating leadership model started in 2020, and Qianqian Ye has been leading p5.js since 2021. Learn more about the people behind p5.js.

Current Lead/Mentor

@qianqianye - p5.js Lead，2021-present
@limzykenneth - p5.js Mentor，2023-present

Lead/Mentor Alumni

@lmccart- p5.js Creator
@outofambit - p5.js Co-Lead 2021-22, Mentor 2022-2023
@mcturner1995 - p5.js Lead 2020

Area	Steward(s)
Overall	@qianqianye
Accessibility	@calebfoss, @cosmicbhejafry, @apoorva-a98, @tedkmburu, @Zarkv, @SkylerW99, @itsjoopark, @hannahvy, @nhasalajoshi
Color	@paulaxisabel, @SoundaryaKoutharapu, @mrbrack, @TJ723, @Zarkv, @SkylerW99, @ramya202000, @hannahvy, @robin-haxx, @hiddenenigma
Core/Environment/Rendering	@limzykenneth, @davepagurek, @ChihYungChang, @teragramgius, @tuminzee, @Zarkv, @robin-haxx, @Gaurav-1306
Data	@angelabelle, @shahankhatch, @TanviKumar, @SkylerW99, @nhasalajoshi
DOM	@SarveshLimaye, @SoundaryaKoutharapu, @ramya202000, @BamaCharanChhandogi, @Obi-Engine10, @MarceloGoncalves, @hiddenenigma
Events	@limzykenneth, @richardegil, @angelabelle, @littlejacinthe, @TanviKumar, @tuminzee
Image	@cgusb, @albertomancia, @ramya202000, @hannahvy, @robin-haxx
IO	@limzykenneth, @Pritam1136, @shahankhatch, @TanviKumar, @jeanetteandrews
Math	@limzykenneth, @ericnlchen, @ChihYungChang, @bsubbaraman, @albertomancia, @JazerUCSB, @tedkmburu, @perminder-17, @Obi-Engine10, @jeanetteandrews
Typography	@dhowe, @paulaxisabel, @SarveshLimaye, @SkylerW99, @BamaCharanChhandogi, @Obi-Engine10, @hannahvy, @singshris, @hiddenenigma
Utilities	@limzykenneth, @glopzel
WebGL	@davepagurek, @aferriss, @aceslowman, @ShenpaiSharma, @ChihYungChang, @teragramgius, @JazerUCSB, @richardegil, @itsjoopark, @Gaurav-1306, @jeanetteandrews
Internalization	@limzykenneth
Friendly Errors	@richardegil, @itsjoopark, @hannahvy, @bisabi-01, @singshris
Contributor Docs	@limzykenneth, @asukaminato0721, @SoundaryaKoutharapu, @richardegil, @hannahvy, @bayomayo
p5.sound	@miguellacorte, @JazerUCSB, @angelabelle, @littlejacinthe, @hannahvy, @glopzel, @singshris, @jeanetteandrews
Build Process/Unit Testing	@limzykenneth

Contributors

We recognize all types of contributions. This project follows the all-contributors specification and the Emoji Key ✨ for contribution types. Instructions to add yourself or add contribution emojis to your name are here. You can also post an issue or comment on a pull request with the text: @all-contributors please add @YOUR-USERNAME for THINGS (where THINGS is a comma-separated list of entries from the list of possible contribution types) and our nice bot will add you.

_{Lauren McCarthy}	_{Jason Sigal}	_Karen	_{Evelyn Eastmond}	_{Daniel Shiffman}	_{Casey Reas}
_{Ben Fry}	_{Kenneth Lim} 🐛 💻 📖	_{kate hollenbach}	_{Stalgia Grigg}	_{Jerel Johnson}	_{Saksham Saxena}
_{saber khan}	_{Daniel Howe}	_{Kevin Siwoff}	_{Atul Varma}	_{Jess Klein}	_{uno seis tres}
_{susan evans}	_{Saskia Freeke}	_{Phoenix Perry}	_{jesse cahn-thompson}	_{Lee T}	_{Chelly Jin}
_L05	_DIYgirls	_lam802	_{Maya Man}	_{Tega Brain}	_luisaph
_{AlM Chng}	_{aarón montoya-moraga}	_{Cassie Tarakajian}	_{Niklas Peters} 📖 ✅	_{Mathura MG}	_{Yining Shi}
_{Jen Kagan}	_{Jiashan Wu}	_{Marc Abbey}	_{K.Adam White}	_{Eden Cridge} 💻 🐛 👀 ⚠️	_{Michael Hadley}
_{Todd H. Page}	_{Jared Sprague} 💻 📖 💡 💵 ⚠️ 🐛	_{evelyn masso}	_{Blaize Kaye}	_{Sanchit Kapoor}	_{Oliver Wright}
_{Matthew Kaney}	_Spongman	_{Claire K-V}	_{R. Luke DuBois}	_{Kevin Barabash}	_codeanticode
_{Bob Holt}	_{Sarah Groff Hennigh-Palermo}	_{Jordan Shaw}	_{brightredchilli}	_{Derek J. Kinsman}	_{harkirat singh}
_GoToLoop	_{Max Goldstein}	_{XY Feng}	_{Sparsh Paliwal}	_{Austin Cawley-Edwards} 📖 💡	_taseenb
_{Yannick Assogba}	_{John Pasquarello} 💻	_{Kevin Workman} 📖	_gauini	_{David Wicks}	_{Guillermo Montecinos}
_{Shawn Van Every}	_{Sinan Ascioglu}	_{Abe Pazos}	_Char	_{Gene Kogan}	_{Jason Mandel}
_{Mark Russo}	_{Jonathan Dahan}	_{Darius Morawiec}	_{Darby Rathbone}	_hrishit	_{Chiun Hau You}
_{Francesco Bigiarini}	_{Fabian Morón Zirfas}	_{Mike Anderson}	_{Mikael Lindqvist}	_Chris	_{Max Segal}
_{Tyler Stefanich}	_Dave	_{Xavier Snelgrove}	_{Gareth Battensby}	_{Taeyoon Choi}	_{AKASH RAJ}
_{Kevin Ho}	_{Harsh Agrawal}	_{Luca Damasco}	_{Sam Lavigne}	_{Epic Jefferson}	_{Caroline Record}
_{Christine de Carteret}	_{Chris Hallberg}	_{David Newbury}	_piinthecloud	_{Paolo Pedercini}	_{Jason Alderman}
_{Jennifer Jacobs}	_{Sepand Ansari}	_{Val Head}	_{Emily Chen}	_{Ben Moren}	_{Rune Skjoldborg Madsen}
_{Scott Murray}	_{Scott Garner}	_b2renger	_{Craig Pickard}	_mxchelle	_{Zach Rispoli}
_{Liu Chang}	_{Cristóbal Valenzuela}	_{Miles Peyton}	_{Golan Levin}	_feedzh	_{Shahriar Rahman Rubayet}
_{Chiciuc Nicușor}	_{Ken Miller}	_{Chandler McWilliams}	_{Jaymz Rhime}	_{Niels Joubert}	_{Utkarsh Tiwari}
_{Arihant Parsoya}	_{Brad Buchanan}	_{Johan Karlsson}	_{Andy Timmons}	_{zacharystenger}	_{Brian Boucheron}
_sortasleepy	_{Kyle McDonald}	_{Antonio Jesús Sánchez Padial} 💻	_{Brad Smith}	_{Vítor Galvão}	_{Devon Rifkin}
_{Emily Xie}	_{Boris Bucha}	_{Petr Brzek}	_Ramin	_{Arsenije Savic}	_{Luke Burgess-Yeo}
_{Sun Lifei}	_naoyashiga	_{Jimish Fotariya}	_{Jorge Moreno} 🐛 💻 📖	_{Steven Green}	_{Marcus Parsons}
_{Nick Yahnke}	_{Anthony Su}	_{kroko / Reinis Adovičs}	_{Robyn Overstreet}	_{Ben Hinchley}	_{Max Kolyanov}
_{Zeno Zeng}	_Seth	_plural	_{Lionel Ringenbach}	_{Harshil Goel}	_{Joshua Storm Becker}
_maxdevjs	_trych	_{Alejandra Trejo}	_{Prashant Gupta}	_{Kai-han Chang}	_kjav
_maddy	_{Christopher Coleman}	_Boaz	_Yasai 📝	_{Jay Gupta}	_{Nitish Bansal}
_{Caroline Hermans} 💡 📖	_{Faith Wuyue Yu}	_{Aatish Bhatia} 📖 🐛	_{Mislav Milicevic} 💻 🐛	_{Yuting Lu} 📖	_{Adil Rabbani} 💻 🐛 💡
_{Pierre Krafft} 🐛 💻 📖 💡 👀 ⚠️ 🔧	_{Zoë Ingram}

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