JavaScript Turtle Graphic

This is an attempt to recreate the famous Python Turtle Graphics in JavaScript, using the canvas.
For the moment the only available commands are forward, backward right and left.

Include Turtle.js

You can include turtle.js directly from GitHub:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kanti-glarus/js-turtle-graphic@master/turtle.js"></script>

Or by a specific commit:

<script type="text/javascript" src="https://cdn.jsdelivr.net/gh/kanti-glarus/js-turtle-graphic@0189037/turtle.js"></script>

HTML-Setup

See our two examples:

Example

We can use this to draw a spiral recursively with this simple code:

  function drawSpiral(turtle, lineLen) {
    if (lineLen > 0) {
      turtle.forward(lineLen);
      turtle.left(90);
      drawSpiral(turtle, lineLen-5);
    }
  }
  drawSpiral(turtle, 100);
  turtle.draw();

You can also draw a fractal tree with this sample:

function tree(branchLen, turtle) {
  if (branchLen > 5) {
    turtle.forward(branchLen);
    turtle.right(20);
    tree(branchLen-15, turtle);
    turtle.left(40);
    tree(branchLen-15, turtle);
    turtle.right(20);
    turtle.backward(branchLen);
  }
}
tree(75, turtle);
turtle.draw();

You can even draw a Sierpinski Triangle:

function drawTriangle(l, x, y, myTurtle) {
  // Not done yet?
  if (l > min) {
      // scale down by 2
      l = l/2;
      // bottom left triangle
      drawTriangle(l, x, y, myTurtle);
      // bottom right triangle
      drawTriangle(l, x+l, y, myTurtle);
      // top triangle
      drawTriangle(l, x+l/2, y-l*pf, myTurtle);
  }
  // Done recursing
  else {
      // start at (x,y)
      myTurtle.goto(x, y);
      myTurtle.down();
      // prepare to fill triangle
      myTurtle.beginFill();
      // triangle base
      myTurtle.forward(l);
      myTurtle.left(120);
      // triangle right
      myTurtle.forward(l);
      myTurtle.left(120);
      // triangle left
      myTurtle.forward(l);
      myTurtle.endFill();
      // face East
      myTurtle.setHeading(-90);
      // finish at (x,y)
      myTurtle.up();
      myTurtle.goto(x, y);
    }
}