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feat(drawing-pad): add interactive drawing pad example with multi-file structure - #54
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…e structure Add a fully interactive drawing pad example that demonstrates a real Oxide guest application, not a trivial hello-world: a complete tool with state management, geometry algorithms, and a rich UI. Features: - Four drawing tools: freehand, line, rectangle, circle - Real-time stroke smoothing pipeline (Gaussian filter, uniform resampling, Douglas-Peucker simplification, Chaikin subdivision) - Automatic circle recognition that snaps freehand strokes to ideal geometry - Color palette (12 colors), adjustable brush size slider, tool mode buttons - Live preview during active drawing with rubber-banding for geometric tools - Bottom dock UI with selection indicators and a clear-canvas button Architecture: split across seven files rather than a single lib.rs, with each module owning one concern: geometry.rs - core types, palette, layout constants smoothing.rs - stroke-smoothing and circle-recognition pipeline shapes.rs - DrawTool, Geom, Shape session.rs - drawing-session state machine render.rs - low-level canvas draw helpers app.rs - App singleton, WASM entry points, dock UI lib.rs - module declarations only Also updates the demo hub (examples/index) to list the new example, and adds the workspace member entry.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR adds a workspace-integrated ChangesDrawing Pad Example
Priority: ⬇️ Low Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to Long freehand strokes may briefly hitch when released, but the issue is localized to the drawing-pad example and has a straightforward fix. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Host
participant on_frame
participant Session
participant Smoothing
participant Canvas
Host->>on_frame: call on_frame(delta_ms)
on_frame->>Session: begin, push, or finish pointer stroke
Session->>Smoothing: process completed freehand points
Smoothing-->>Session: return freehand or circle geometry
on_frame->>Canvas: render committed shapes and live preview
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94-115: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick winLimit the Gaussian kernel to ±3 samples.
Session::pushhas no point-count cap and can accept thousands of samples on long strokes. On mouse release,Session::finishrunsgaussian_filterin the frame input phase, where 1,000 samples require 1,000,000exp()evaluations. With σ = 1.0, a ±3 window omits only 0.027% of the discrete kernel mass and reduces the cost to O(n).🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@examples/drawing-pad/src/smoothing.rs`:
- Around line 42-51: Update smooth_pipeline’s RecognizedShape::Circle branch to
return (Vec::new(), recognized) without running circle replacement,
Douglas-Peucker simplification, or Chaikin smoothing. In the freehand branch,
pass &resampled directly to simplify_douglas_peucker, preserving the existing
smoothing flow for non-circle strokes.
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In `@examples/drawing-pad/src/smoothing.rs`:
- Around line 94-115: Update the Gaussian weighting loop in gaussian_filter to
consider only neighbors within ±3 sample indices of current_idx, clamping the
range to valid points. Preserve weighted-average normalization while reducing
the work from all-pairs processing to a bounded window.
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| let with_ideal_arc = if let RecognizedShape::Circle { center, radius } = recognized { | ||
| // If the stroke is a circle, replace each point's position with the ideal | ||
| // circle point at the same angle — this snaps wobbly hand-drawn circles | ||
| // to perfect circular geometry. | ||
| replace_circle_with_ideal_arc(&resampled, center, radius) | ||
| } else { | ||
| resampled.clone() | ||
| }; | ||
| let simplified = simplify_douglas_peucker(&with_ideal_arc, 2.0); | ||
| (apply_chaikin_smoothing(&simplified), recognized) |
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🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Skip the circle point pipeline and move resampled in the freehand branch. smooth_pipeline allocates the ideal arc, Douglas-Peucker output, and Chaikin output after recognize_circle returns RecognizedShape::Circle. session.rs then commits Geom::Circle and discards the returned Vec<Point>. This violates the checked-in allocation-minimal guideline for WASM guest apps. Return (Vec::new(), recognized) for the circle branch and pass &resampled directly to simplify_douglas_peucker for freehand strokes.
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In `@examples/drawing-pad/src/smoothing.rs` around lines 42 - 51, Update
smooth_pipeline’s RecognizedShape::Circle branch to return (Vec::new(),
recognized) without running circle replacement, Douglas-Peucker simplification,
or Chaikin smoothing. In the freehand branch, pass &resampled directly to
simplify_douglas_peucker, preserving the existing smoothing flow for non-circle
strokes.
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Closes #22
What
Add
drawing-pad— an interactive drawing application that runs as a WASMguest in the Oxide browser. It is a real, usable tool (not a minimal
placeholder), featuring freehand drawing with automatic circle recognition,
a multi-stage stroke-smoothing pipeline, four drawing tools, a color
palette, adjustable brush size, and a dock UI.
Why
The current examples lean toward simple single-file apps (
hello-oxide,timer-demo). This example demonstrates that Oxide can host genuinelyinteractive applications with algorithmic depth — smoothing, shape
recognition, state machines — and it does so with a multi-file module
structure rather than stuffing everything into one
lib.rs.That structure is intentional: it shows new contributors how to organise
a non-trivial Oxide guest app, and it makes each concern (geometry,
algorithms, UI, state) independently readable and maintainable. A single
1300-line file would be harder to navigate and less useful as a reference.
Files
examples/drawing-pad/src/lib.rsexamples/drawing-pad/src/geometry.rsPoint,Color), palette, layout constantsexamples/drawing-pad/src/smoothing.rsexamples/drawing-pad/src/shapes.rsDrawTool,Geom,Shape— committed geometry + rendering dispatchexamples/drawing-pad/src/session.rsexamples/drawing-pad/src/render.rsexamples/drawing-pad/src/app.rsAppsingleton,start_app/on_frameWASM exports, dock UI layoutexamples/drawing-pad/Cargo.tomloxide-sdkdependencyCargo.tomlexamples/index/src/lib.rsTesting
cargo fmt --all --check— cleancargo clippy -p drawing-pad -p index --all-targets -- -D warnings— cleancargo test --workspace— passescargo build --target wasm32-unknown-unknown --release -p drawing-pad— buildsdrawing_pad.wasmproduced (78 KB)In-browser verification
Run
cargo run -p oxide-browser, loaddrawing_pad.wasm, and confirm: