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A Pageflip/Flipbook Custom Element powered by HTML-in-Canvas

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A Pageflip/Flipbook Custom Element powered by [HTML-in-Canvas](https://developer.chrome.com/blog/html-in-canvas-origin-trial).

[![A slide in the book with HIC in the top right](https://github.com/bramus/hic-pageflip/raw/main/assets/hic-pageflip.png)](https://hic-pageflip.netlify.app/)

> [!WARNING]
> **HTML-in-Canvas is experimental technology.**
> This project relies on experimental browser APIs (`<canvas layoutsubtree>`, `ctx.drawElementImage`, `gl.texElementSubImage2D` / `gl.texElementImage2D`, and `canvas.updateElementGeometry`) currently being developed in Chromium. Both Chrome 155+ and legacy Chrome < 155 APIs are supported. Features and API surfaces are subject to change.

---

## Overview

`<hic-pageflip>` allows you to render interactive, flip-book style page presentations where every page is composed of **real, accessible DOM elements** (with selectable text, live links, CSS animations, and rich markup), while being deformed and rendered through high-performance 2D Canvas or 3D WebGL deformation pipelines.

[Try the live demo](https://hic-pageflip.netlify.app/) | [Read the introductory blogpost](https://brm.us/hic-pageflip)

---

## Prerequisites

To view and interact with `<hic-pageflip>`, you need a browser that supports HTML-in-Canvas (e.g. Chrome):

1. **Browser**: Google Chrome (v155+ recommended; earlier versions (149–154) supported via legacy code path).
2. **Flag**: Enable `chrome://flags/#canvas-draw-element`

---

## Installation & Usage

### Installation

```bash
npm install hic-pageflip
```

### Usage

After installation, import the **main entry point** once in your application.

```js
import 'hic-pageflip';
```

The package will auto-register the `<hic-pageflip>` and `<hic-pageflip-page>` web components for you. No need to do anything else!

---

## Example

```html
<script type="module" src="./js/hic-pageflip/index.js"></script>

<hic-pageflip engine="3d" page-width="1024" page-height="768" page-background="#ffffff">
  
  <hic-pageflip-page drawable>
    <div class="content">
      <h1>Cover Page</h1>
      <p>This is live HTML inside a 3D WebGL pageflip!</p>
    </div>
  </hic-pageflip-page>

<hic-pageflip-page drawable>
    <div class="content">
      <h2>Inside Left Page</h2>
      <p>Selectable text and clickable <a href="#test">links</a> work natively.</p>
    </div>
  </hic-pageflip-page>

<hic-pageflip-page drawable>
    <div class="content">
      <h2>Inside Right Page</h2>
    </div>
  </hic-pageflip-page>

<hic-pageflip-page drawable>
    <div class="content">
      <h2>Backcover</h2>
      <p>This is the backcover page.</p>
    </div>
  </hic-pageflip-page>
</hic-pageflip>
```

> [!NOTE]
> In Chrome 155+, all descendant elements rendered inside canvas must have the `drawable` attribute. `<hic-pageflip-page>` sets this automatically upon connection, and `<hic-pageflip>` ensures it on slotted slides.

To prevent a FOUC while the custom elements are not defined, add the following CSS:

```css
/* Prevent Flash of Undefined Custom Elements (FOUC) */
hic-pageflip:not(:defined),
hic-pageflip-page:not(:defined) {
  display: none !important;
}

/* Fade-in hic-pageflip once defined */
hic-pageflip:defined {
  transition: opacity 0.35s ease-out;
  @starting-style {
    opacity: 0;
  }
}
```

Also, don’t forget to size your `<hic-pageflip>` element, otherwise it will collapse to `0x0`.

```css
hic-pageflip:defined {
  display: block;
  width: 100%;
  max-width: 1024px;
  aspect-ratio: 1024 / 768;
}
```

---

## Custom Element Reference

### `<hic-pageflip>` Attributes & Properties

### Methods

```javascript
const pageflip = document.querySelector('hic-pageflip');

// Navigate forwards by one spread
pageflip.flipForward();

// Navigate backwards by one spread
pageflip.flipBackward();

// Jump to a specific page number
pageflip.gotoPage(4);

// Switch rendering engine
pageflip.engine = '3d'; // or '2d'

// Reload textures from DOM
pageflip.reloadTextures();
```

### Events

- **`pagechange`**: Fired when the active spread changes upon completing a flip.
  ```javascript
  pageflip.addEventListener('pagechange', (e) => {
    console.log('Current page:', e.detail.currentPage);
    console.log('Current spread:', e.detail.currentSpread); // e.g. [2, 3]
  });
  ```
- **`flipprogress`**: Fired continuously during drag or transition animation ticks with progress data.

---

## Rendering Engines

`<hic-pageflip>` comes equipped with two distinct rendering engines that can be switched dynamically at runtime via the `engine` attribute or property:

### 1. 2D Engine (`engine="2d"`)
- **Class**: [`HICPageflipEngine2D`](src/js/hic-pageflip/core/engines/engine-2d.js)
- **Technology**: 2D Canvas context with direct DOM element drawing via `ctx.drawElementImage()`.
- **Techniques**:
  - **Geometric Fold Clipping**: Uses half-plane clipping (`clipHalfPlane`) to separate the stationary spread, underneath revealed pages, and turning flap.
  - **Affine Reflection**: Performs 2D affine matrix reflection across the dynamic fold crease line.
  - **Dynamic Lighting**: Renders drop shadows cast under the fold crease and spine gutter shadows.
  - **Pre-warmed Paint Records**: Pre-warms slide paint records to eliminate unstyled content flashing during initial corner peeks.

### 2. 3D Engine (`engine="3d"`)
- **Class**: [`HICPageflipEngine3D`](src/js/hic-pageflip/core/engines/engine-3d.js)
- **Technology**: WebGL / WebGL2 context capturing live DOM nodes to GPU textures via `gl.texElementSubImage2D()` (Chrome 155+) or `gl.texElementImage2D()` (Chrome < 155 legacy).
- **Techniques**:
  - **Chris Luke's Page Curl Algorithm**: Complete GLSL vertex shader implementation based on [*The Anatomy of a Page Curl*](https://blog.flirble.org/2010/10/08/the-anatomy-of-a-page-curl/).
  - **Cylindrical & Conical Deformation**: Dynamically transitions between a uniform cylinder (for horizontal flips) and a tapered cone (for diagonal corner pulls), keeping the fold apex anchored to the page edge without bulging.
  - **Hardware Dual-Sided Texturing**: Shaders sample front (`uSamplerFront`) and back (`uSamplerBack`) textures in a single draw pass using `gl_FrontFacing`.
  - **Z-Fighting Prevention**: Employs sub-pixel depth offsetting (`uDepthOffset`) to eliminate z-fighting between overlapping sheets.

---

## Package Folder Structure

```
hic-pageflip
├── package.json
├── README.md
├── index.js                  # Main entry point exporting Custom Elements & version utilities
├── components/
│   ├── hic-pageflip.js       # <hic-pageflip> Web Component
│   └── hic-pageflip-page.js  # <hic-pageflip-page> Web Component
└── core/
    ├── pageflip.js           # Core Pageflip state machine & gestures
    ├── engines/
    │   ├── engine-base.js    # BaseEngine abstract base class
    │   ├── engine-2d.js      # HICPageflipEngine2D (2D Canvas)
    │   └── engine-3d.js      # HICPageflipEngine3D (3D WebGL)
    └── utils/
        ├── math.js           # Fold math, easing curves, constraints
        └── version.js        # Chromium version sniffing & Chrome 155+ detection
```

---

## Class Inheritance & Architecture Structure

```mermaid
classDiagram
    direction TB

class HTMLElement {
        <<browser>>
    }

class HICPageflip {
        +canvas: HTMLCanvasElement
        +pageflip: Pageflip
        +engineMode: string
        +flipForward()
        +flipBackward()
        +gotoPage(n)
        +switchEngine(mode)
    }

class HICPageflipPage {
        +pageNum: number
    }

class Pageflip {
        +engine: BaseEngine
        +activeFlip: object
        +currentPage: number
        +currentSpread: number[]
        +handlePaint()
        +startCornerPeek(corner)
        +startDrag(x, y)
        +flipForward()
        +flipBackward()
        +render()
    }

class BaseEngine {
        <<abstract>>
        +canvas: HTMLCanvasElement
        +slides: object[]
        +render(state)*
        +resize()*
        +destroy()*
    }

class HICPageflipEngine2D {
        +ctx: CanvasRenderingContext2D
        +renderPages(ctx, state)
        +clipHalfPlane(ctx, fold, onDragSide)
        +drawFoldUnderShadow()
        +warmupSlidePaintRecords()
    }

class HICPageflipEngine3D {
        +gl: WebGLRenderingContext
        +program: WebGLProgram
        +meshBuffers: object
        +drawTurningSheet(front, back, side, flip)
        +drawDoubleSidedPage(front, back, side, isActive, cyl)
        +rasterizeSlideToTexture(slide)
    }

HTMLElement <|-- HICPageflip
    HTMLElement <|-- HICPageflipPage
    HICPageflip *-- Pageflip : contains
    HICPageflip o-- HICPageflipPage : slots light DOM
    Pageflip *-- BaseEngine : delegates rendering to
    BaseEngine <|-- HICPageflipEngine2D : implements
    BaseEngine <|-- HICPageflipEngine3D : implements
```

### Architectural Highlights

1. **Shadow DOM & Layout Subtree**:
   `<hic-pageflip>` encapsulates the rendering canvas in its Shadow Root using `<canvas layoutsubtree><slot></slot></canvas>`. This projects light-DOM `<hic-pageflip-page>` elements directly into the browser's canvas layout subtree without manual DOM relocation.
2. **Engine Decoupling**:
   `Pageflip` acts as an engine-agnostic controller managing gesture coordinates, timeline animations, paper constraint math (`constrainPaper`), and page state. It delegates painting to whichever `BaseEngine` implementation is currently active.
3. **Pluggable Engine Hierarchy**:
   Both `HICPageflipEngine2D` and `HICPageflipEngine3D` extend `BaseEngine` and implement a unified interface (`render`, `resize`, `setDimensions`, `destroy`), allowing seamless hot-switching between 2D and 3D rendering modes on the fly.

---

## Development

### Run Locally

```bash
# Start local development server on port 3000
npm start
```

Point your browser at `http://localhost:3000` to see.

### Deploy the demo to Netlify

```bash
npm run deploy
```

### Publish the package

Do not run `npm publish` but, instead, run a custom publish script:

```bash
npm run pub
```

The script will automatically build the project first into the `dist` folder, and only publish the contents of that folder.

---

## References

- [The Anatomy of a Page Curl by Chris Luke](https://blog.flirble.org/2010/10/08/the-anatomy-of-a-page-curl/)
- [Chrome HTML-in-Canvas Documentation](https://developer.chrome.com/blog/html-in-canvas-origin-trial)

---

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