Clicking this link opens a dialog that lets you input arbitrary HTML. If you're logged in and working on a sketch in any Sketchpad studio, you'll see an HTML link in the editor. The mechanism is the same, regardless of the library. This has long been a top request, so I'm happy to finally make it available. The public Processing.js-based and select private studios now provide a way for you to load external libraries, scripts, HTML, CSS, etc. With the introduction of HTML Additions, the ability to load an external script is no longer limited to the public P5.js studio. In order to un-break this experience, I'm introducing a better, simpler, and -free mechanism for loading Javascript libraries and other resources: HTML Additions. Unfortunately, the ability to load in external libraries and sketches came at the cost of additional confusion in using the editor, as each P5.js sketch needed to be wrapped in a tag. When I launched the new studio for P5.js earlier this summer, I was happy to have finally addressed a long-time limitation of Sketchpad: sketches in this studio could include and make use of any of the growing collection of P5.js libraries. You can view this Stay Within Walls sketch on Sketchpad or run it right here. This screencast demonstrates this using an example sketch from Daniel Shiffman's " The Nature of Code" book. To load code from one sketch into another sketch, simply open up the new HTML menu in the editor above the code, click the Load a Sketchpad sketch link, paste in the URL of the other sketch, click Load and then Save. This means, among other things, that you can better organize your code into files that can be edited independently, you can reuse classes across multiple sketches, and you can even make use of classes built by others people on Sketchpad. Last week, I posted that you can now use external Javascript libraries when creating sketches in the public studios ( and .) I extended this functionality to support another popular request: you can now create multi-file sketches by load code from one Sketchpad sketch into another Sketchpad sketch. Blog sign up login about feedback new sketch feed
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