Starting from a central polygon, one can imagine a tree _P_ of polygons created by attaching otherpolygons at each edge of the central one and iterating. Of course, many of the resulting polygons overlap. PolyTree selects and displays non-overlapping subtrees of _P_ in a variety of ways.
As a first pass, PolyTree will consist of a Processing sketch written in CoffeeScript along with a minimal framework for deploying it (a bit of HTML and JavaScript).
## Running
Although you can use any server and CoffeeScript compiler you like, one path of low resistance for running PolyTree is to use Node.js. Hence, the following procedure assumes you have the node package manager (npm) already installed.
Make sure you have http-server and CoffeeScript installed globally (note you may need to run the following with sudo depending on your setup):
```bash
npm install -g http-server coffeescript
```
Clone this repository and enter its top-level directory:
Set coffee to compile the main script (the "--watch" flag is only necessary if you may be editing the script and would like the files being served to update automatically), and start serving the files:
