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| title | for | about |
|---|---|---|
| Using shorthand | developers | Shows you how to use our shorthand method and notation |
The Part.shorthand() method will become your best friend.
By using object destructuring you'll get access to a bunch of handy variables to make your code more concise and readable.
Part.shorthand() provides a lot of things, and you typically don't need all of them, but here's everything it has to offer:
const {
options, // Pattern options
measurements, // Model measurements
Point, // Point constructor
Path, // Path constructor
Snippet, // Snippet constructor
points, // Holds part points
paths, // Holds part paths
snippets, // Holds part snippets
store, // The store allows you to share data between parts
utils, // A collection of utilities
macro, // Method to call a macro
debug, // Method to log debug info
sa, // Requested seam allowance
final, // Whether to draft a complete pattern or not
paperless, // Whether to draft a paperless pattern or not
units, // Requested units
} = part.shorthand();
Many examples throughout our documentation use shorthand notation.