dol 0.8.1

DOL (Design Ontology Language) - A declarative specification language for ontology-first development
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// Visual Arts Spirit Package - Part of Spirits Jam 2
// A comprehensive visual arts toolkit for DOL

spirit Visual {
    has name: "visual"
    has version: "0.1.0"
    has authors: ["VUDO Team <team@univrs.io>"]
    has license: "MIT"

    has lib: "lib.dol"

    // Dependencies on scientific spirits
    has dependencies: [
        "@univrs/physics @ >=0.1.0",
        "@univrs/chemistry @ >=0.1.0"
    ]

    has keywords: [
        "art",
        "graphics",
        "color",
        "geometry",
        "fractals",
        "patterns",
        "generative"
    ]

    has categories: [
        "graphics",
        "multimedia",
        "creative-coding"
    ]

    docs {
        Visual Arts Spirit - A comprehensive visual arts toolkit for DOL.

        This Spirit provides primitives and algorithms for:
        - Color spaces (RGB, HSL, HSV, CMYK, LAB) and color theory
        - 2D/3D geometry with transformations
        - Fractal mathematics (Mandelbrot, Julia, L-systems)
        - Pattern generation (noise, tessellations, tilings)

        Built on physics waves for interference patterns and chemistry
        for color mixing models.

        Quick start:
            use @univrs/visual.{ RGB, Point2D, Mandelbrot }
            use @univrs/visual.color.{ rgb_to_hsl, complementary }
            use @univrs/visual.geometry.{ golden_spiral }
            use @univrs/visual.fractal.{ mandelbrot_iterate }
            use @univrs/visual.pattern.{ perlin_noise }

        Examples:
            // Create a color and find its complement
            let red = RGB { r: 255, g: 0, b: 0 }
            let cyan = red.complement()

            // Generate a golden spiral
            let spiral = golden_spiral(origin, 10, 5.0)

            // Sample Mandelbrot set
            let z = Complex { re: -0.5, im: 0.5 }
            let iterations = mandelbrot_iterate(z, 100)
    }
}