Approximate

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The approximate function samples any given function with slow running time and returns new easing function with very fast one. The result still slower than base easing functions and may contain a tiny approximation error (by default less than 0.0001).

The syntax:

  var fastEasing = mojs.easing.approximate( slowEasing, n = 4 );
  // where `n` is optional quantity of samples as `10^n` (larger `n` - smaller error).

Another strategy for the approximate function is to feed it with precomputed JSON data to same CPU pressure from presampling the slow function:

  var samples = require('./samples.json');
  var fastEasing = mojs.easing.approximate( slowEasing, samples );
  // where `samples` is `JSON` object that contains presampled data.

You can have the presampled data by calling getSamples function:

  var fastEasing = mojs.easing.approximate( slowEasing );
  var samples = fastEasing.getSamples();

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