# Example Code

## Example 1:  A Tree!

Here is a simple example drawing a tree with a rectangle and three triangles. The background is set to sky blue with a hex color value, and the triangles are rotated 30 degrees.

```python
import easy_draw

easy_draw.load_canvas()

easy_draw.set_canvas_color("#87CEEB")

trunk = easy_draw.Rectangle(
    xy = (250, 300), 
    width = 100, 
    height = 310,
    color = (160, 82, 45)
)

top = easy_draw.RegPolygon(
    nsides = 3,
    center_xy = (300, 175), 
    radius = 125, 
    color = (0, 255, 0)
)
top.rotate(30)

middle = easy_draw.RegPolygon(
    nsides = 3,
    center_xy = (300, 275), 
    radius = 175, 
    color = (0, 255, 0)
)
middle.rotate(30)

bottom = easy_draw.RegPolygon(
    nsides = 3,
    center_xy = (300, 400), 
    radius = 250, 
    color = (0, 255, 0)
)
bottom.rotate(30)

easy_draw.end()
```

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## Example 2:  Property Change and Event Handling

Here is an example of drawing a square and an octagon, then animating them when clicked.

When the square is clicked, it changes color to a new random value and rotates by 10 degrees. 

When the octagon is clicked, it changes color to a new random value and rotates by 10 degrees.

```python
import easy_draw
import random

easy_draw.load_canvas()

colors = ["blue", "red", "yellow", "green", "orange", "purple"]

square = easy_draw.Rectangle(
    xy = (100, 100), 
    width = 200, 
    height = 200
)

def click_square(event):
    global square
    random_color = random.choice(colors)
    square.set_property(color = random_color)
    square.rotate(10)

square.event_setup("<Button-1>", click_square)

octagon = easy_draw.RegPolygon(
    center_xy = (400, 400),
    radius = 100, 
    nsides = 8
)

def click_octagon(event):
    global octagon
    random_color = random.choice(colors)
    octagon.set_property(color = random_color)
    octagon.rotate(10)

octagon.event_setup("<Button-1>", click_octagon)

easy_draw.end()
```

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## Example 3: Decagon Islamic Design

Provided by *Jackie Lin* *from Taiwan CSHS (Chung-shan Senior High School)*

```python
import easy_draw
import math
from shapely import affinity
from shapely.geometry import LineString, Point, Polygon

def out_n_polygon_of_circle(line_1, line_2, n):
    its_0 = line_1.intersection(line_2)
    its_0_xy = (its_0.x, its_0.y)
    poly_xy = [its_0_xy]
    for i in range(1, n+1, 1):
        its_i = affinity.rotate(its_0, i*360/n, (0, 0))
        its_i_xy = (its_i.x, its_i.y)
        poly_xy.append(its_i_xy)
    return poly_xy

factor = 37
cxy = (0, 0)
r0 = 8*factor
r1 = r0/2

p0_xy = (r1*math.cos(0*math.pi/10), r1*math.sin(0*math.pi/10))
p2_xy = (r1*math.cos(2*math.pi/10), r1*math.sin(2*math.pi/10))
p3_xy = (r1*math.cos(3*math.pi/10), r1*math.sin(3*math.pi/10))
p4_xy = (r1*math.cos(4*math.pi/10), r1*math.sin(4*math.pi/10))
p6_xy = (r1*math.cos(6*math.pi/10), r1*math.sin(6*math.pi/10))
p8_xy = (r1*math.cos(8*math.pi/10), r1*math.sin(8*math.pi/10))
p10_xy = (r1*math.cos(10*math.pi/10), r1*math.sin(10*math.pi/10))
p18_xy = (r1*math.cos(18*math.pi/10), r1*math.sin(18*math.pi/10))

line_p2_p8 = LineString([p2_xy, p8_xy])
line_p2_00 = LineString([p2_xy, (0, 0)])
line_p3_00 = LineString([p3_xy, (0, 0)])
line_p4_00 = LineString([p4_xy, (0, 0)])

its_21 = line_p3_00.intersection(line_p2_p8)
its_22 = affinity.rotate(its_21, 36, (0, 0))
its_23 = affinity.rotate(its_21, 72, (0, 0))
its_21_xy = (its_21.x, its_21.y)
its_22_xy = (its_22.x, its_22.y)
its_23_xy = (its_23.x, its_23.y)

star_edge_xy = [p2_xy, its_21_xy, p4_xy]
star_edge = LineString(star_edge_xy)

its_41 = line_p4_00.intersection(line_p2_p8)
its_41_xy = (its_41.x, its_41.y)
star_edge_xy = [its_21_xy, its_41_xy, its_22_xy]
star_edge = LineString(star_edge_xy)

H_line = LineString([(0, 0), (8*factor, 0)])
r_H_line = affinity.rotate(H_line, 18, cxy)
V_Rline = LineString([(r1, 0), (r1, 8*factor)])
returned_xy_list = out_n_polygon_of_circle(r_H_line, V_Rline, 10)
decagon_xy = returned_xy_list
decagon = LineString(decagon_xy)

line_p0_p6 = LineString([p0_xy, p6_xy])
line_p4_p18 = LineString([p4_xy, p18_xy])

its_1 = r_H_line.intersection(V_Rline)
its_2 = r_H_line.intersection(line_p0_p6)
its_3 = H_line.intersection(line_p4_p18)
its_4 = line_p0_p6.intersection(line_p4_p18)
its_1_xy = (its_1.x, its_1.y)
its_2_xy = (its_2.x, its_2.y)
its_3_xy = (its_3.x, its_3.y)
its_4_xy = (its_4.x, its_4.y)

its_5_xy = (its_1.x, -its_1.y)
its_5 = Point(its_5_xy)
its_6 = affinity.rotate(its_1, -108, its_5_xy)
its_6_xy = (its_6.x, its_6.y)
its_7 = affinity.rotate(its_5, -108, its_6_xy)
its_7_xy = (its_7.x, its_7.y)
its_8 = affinity.rotate(its_6, -108, its_7_xy)
its_8_xy = (its_8.x, its_8.y)

pentagon_line = LineString([its_1_xy, its_5_xy, its_6_xy, its_7_xy, its_8_xy])

pentagon = Polygon([its_1_xy, its_5_xy, its_6_xy, its_7_xy, its_8_xy, its_1_xy])

pentagon_cen = pentagon.centroid
pentagon_cen_xy = (pentagon_cen.x, pentagon_cen.y)

pen_line_5_to_6 = LineString([its_5_xy, its_6_xy])
mid = pen_line_5_to_6.interpolate(0.5, normalized=True)
mid_xy = (mid.x, mid.y)
pen_line_1 = LineString([p0_xy, pentagon_cen_xy])
pen_line_2 = LineString([mid_xy, pentagon_cen_xy])

dart_line_1_extend = affinity.rotate(pen_line_1, -36, p0_xy)
dart_line_2_extend = affinity.rotate(pen_line_2, 36, mid_xy)

its_dart = dart_line_1_extend.intersection(dart_line_2_extend)
its_dart_xy = (its_dart.x, its_dart.y)
dart_xy = [p0_xy, its_dart_xy, mid_xy, pentagon_cen_xy, p0_xy]
dart = LineString(dart_xy)
dart_edge = LineString([p0_xy, its_dart_xy, mid_xy])

dart_edge_1 = LineString([p0_xy, its_dart_xy, mid_xy])
dart_edge_2 = affinity.rotate(dart_edge_1, 72, pentagon_cen_xy)
dart_edge_3 = affinity.rotate(dart_edge_1, 144, pentagon_cen_xy)
dart_edge_4 = affinity.rotate(dart_edge_1, 216, pentagon_cen_xy)
dart_edge_5 = affinity.rotate(dart_edge_1, 288, pentagon_cen_xy)

star_p01 = dart_edge_1.coords[:][0]
star_p02 = dart_edge_1.coords[:][1]
star_p03 = dart_edge_1.coords[:][2]
star_p04 = dart_edge_2.coords[:][1]
star_p05 = dart_edge_2.coords[:][2]
star_p06 = dart_edge_3.coords[:][1]
star_p07 = dart_edge_3.coords[:][2]
star_p08 = dart_edge_4.coords[:][1]
star_p09 = dart_edge_4.coords[:][2]
star_p10 = dart_edge_5.coords[:][1]
star_p11 = dart_edge_5.coords[:][2]

star_xy = [star_p01, star_p02, star_p03, star_p04, star_p05, star_p06, star_p07, star_p08, star_p09, star_p10, star_p11]
star = LineString(star_xy)

pentagon = LineString([its_1_xy, its_5_xy, its_6_xy, its_7_xy, its_8_xy])

easy_draw.load_canvas()

colors = ["black", "blue", "red", "yellow", "green", "orange", "purple"]

cir_r1 = easy_draw.Circle(
    center_xy=(300, 300),
    radius=r1,
    color=(100, 149, 237)
)

r2 = its_2.distance(Point(0, 0))
s01_xy = (r2*math.cos(1*math.pi/10), r2*math.sin(1*math.pi/10))
kite_xy = [p0_xy, its_1_xy, p2_xy, s01_xy]
kite = LineString(kite_xy)

for degree in (0, 36, 72, 108, 144, 180, 216, 252, 288, 324):
    r_kite = affinity.rotate(kite, degree, (0, 0))
    t_r_kite = affinity.translate(r_kite, 300, 300, 0)
    xy_list = []
    for xy in t_r_kite.coords[:]:
        xy_list.append(xy[0])
        xy_list.append(xy[1])
    poly_kite = easy_draw.Polygon(points_list=xy_list, color=(153, 50, 204), border_color=colors[0], border_width=2)

out_star_edge_xy = [p2_xy, its_21_xy, p4_xy]
out_star_edge = LineString(out_star_edge_xy)
for i in range(1, 10+1, 1):
    r_star_edge = affinity.rotate(out_star_edge, i*36, (0, 0))
    t_star_edge = affinity.translate(r_star_edge, 300, 300, 0)
    xy_list = []
    for xy in t_star_edge.coords[:]:
        xy_list.append(xy[0])
        xy_list.append(xy[1])
    edge_line = easy_draw.Line(points_list=xy_list, thickness=2, color=colors[0], style="cut")

in_star_edge_xy = [its_21_xy, its_41_xy, its_22_xy]
in_star_edge = LineString(in_star_edge_xy)
for i in range(1, 10+1, 1):
    r_star_edge = affinity.rotate(in_star_edge, i*36, (0, 0))
    t_star_edge = affinity.translate(r_star_edge, 300, 300, 0)
    xy_list = []
    for xy in t_star_edge.coords[:]:
        xy_list.append(xy[0])
        xy_list.append(xy[1])
    edge_line = easy_draw.Line(points_list=xy_list, thickness=2, color=colors[0], style="cut")

for degree in (0, 36, 72, 108, 144, 180, 216, 252, 288, 324):
    r_pentagon_line = affinity.rotate(pentagon_line, degree, (0, 0))
    t_r_pentagon_line = affinity.translate(r_pentagon_line, 300, 300, 0)
    xy_list = []
    for xy in t_r_pentagon_line.coords[:]:
        xy_list.append(xy[0])
        xy_list.append(xy[1])
    poly_petagon = easy_draw.Polygon(points_list=xy_list, color=(173, 216, 230), border_color=colors[0], border_width=2)
    r_star = affinity.rotate(star, degree, (0, 0))
    t_r_star = affinity.translate(r_star, 300, 300, 0)
    xy_list = []
    for xy in t_r_star.coords[:]:
        xy_list.append(xy[0])
        xy_list.append(xy[1])
    poly_star = easy_draw.Polygon(points_list=xy_list, color=(255, 215, 0), border_color=colors[0], border_width=2)

dy = 2 * its_1.y
up_tmp = affinity.rotate(its_1, 72, (0, 0))
pentagon_right_tip = affinity.rotate(Point(its_5_xy), 144, pentagon_cen_xy)
up_point_1 = affinity.rotate(pentagon_right_tip, 72, (0, 0))
up_point_1_xy = (up_point_1.x, up_point_1.y)
up_point_2_xy = (-up_point_1.x, up_point_1.y)
up_point_3_xy = (up_tmp.x, up_tmp.y + dy)

up_tri = LineString([up_point_1_xy, up_point_2_xy, up_point_3_xy])
for degree in (0, 36, 72, 108, 144, 180, 216, 252, 288, 324):
    r_up_tri = affinity.rotate(up_tri, degree, (0, 0))
    t_r_up_tri = affinity.translate(r_up_tri, 300, 300, 0)
    xy_list = []
    for xy in t_r_up_tri.coords[:]:
        xy_list.append(xy[0])
        xy_list.append(xy[1])
    poly_tri = easy_draw.Polygon(points_list=xy_list, color=(143, 188, 143), border_color=colors[0], border_width=2)

easy_draw.end()
```

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